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Showing you're a financially safe pair of hands can get you better deals from the bank.
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This week Leighton marks 100 episodes of the podcast.
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The investing revolution that's giving smaller players more power
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Leighton Smith Podcast: Former NZ diplomat Penny Tucker
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HP Business Class: Contiki founder on why entrepreneurs are dangerous people
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Mastering emotions helps to also master your money.
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The usual rules are different when interest rates are this low.