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1 March 2013
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You won’t find ‘sanity accounts’ at your local bank, but for Rachel and Paul Dudfield, setting aside some money for fun each week is an important part of their balanced approach to managing their mone…
1 March 2013
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The Mawby family makes sure their money goes a long way – they have plans in place to take care of their future and are passing on their money smarts to their children.
23 February 2013
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Ondine Grace has to pinch herself sometimes when she realises that she bought her first home in Dunedin at just 20 years old. Her friends are astounded.
14 February 2013
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Why on earth would anyone want to come out with a Valentine’s Day blog about money? It’s a sure-fire passion killer.
31 January 2013
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Does your spending plan run off the rails at times? Don’t give in – make a new start with your budget and get your finances back on track.
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