In this episode of Money Made Simple, Jennie and Liv take on the top five money myths that keep holding Kiwis back from building financial confidence - and wealth! From saving when money is tight to whether credit cards are always “bad,” they tackle some of the most common misconceptions with real-life examples and practical advice you can actually use. 

This episode covers:

• Why “I don’t earn enough to save” is almost never true
• The truth about credit cards: when they can be helpful, and when they become dangerous
• Why buying a house isn’t always better than renting, and how to think about what’s right for you
• Busting the belief that you need to be rich to invest (spoiler: you don’t!)
• How budgeting doesn’t kill your fun; it can actually make spending more enjoyable!

By the end of this episode, you’ll see that a lot of the financial “rules” we grew up hearing don’t stack up. We aim to provide you with a clearer view of how to make your money work better for you, no matter where you’re starting from.

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