It's No Secret
It’s No Secret is a podcast for Kiwis who want their money questions answered.
Are you wondering when is the right time to get on the property ladder, whether you should invest with family or how to talk to your significant other about investing and budgeting? If yes, you’re in the right place. Our hosts Cat Emerson and Christine Jensen will answer these questions and more.
They’ll take you through the ins and outs of all things finance, money, property, investing and building wealth so you can move towards achieving financial freedom. Whether it’s learning about budgeting, what to do with your savings or whether you should be investing in the share markets, we’ve got you covered.
Each Tuesday we’ll release one short episode that answers a specific money question. No long ramblings and no financial jargon. Investing hacks, budgeting tips and financial freedom included.
You’ll be left feeling inspired, relieved and ready to take the next step in your financial journey.
Happy listening!
Submit a money question or get in touch at www.itsnosecret.co.nz
It's No Secret
Money Q&A: Should I Borrow Money to Invest in a Business?
Today we’re back with a Money Q&A - where we answer questions submitted by you, the lovely listeners of the pod.
In this episode, we answer these two questions:
- Should I borrow money to invest in a business?
- I have $5,000 left on my student loan should I pay it off?
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Disclaimer:
Investing involves risk including the possible loss of principal and there is no assurance that the investment will provide positive performance over any period of time.
The information provided should not be relied upon as investment advice or recommendations and should not be considered specific legal, investment or tax advice.
Any information we provide is general only and current at the time of writing.
