Why "Being Normal" Is The Most Expensive Thing You Can Choose
Being weird with money is the smartest thing you can do, to get financial freedom.
Most of us are following the same money playbook, and it’s not working.
Around 30% of New Zealanders don't have $1,000 in savings, and over 60% couldn't cover a real emergency.
Frances Cook, financial journalist and host of Making Cents, shares exactly how embracing "weird" money habits helped her build financial freedom, and how you can do the same.
In this episode:
Why the standard approach to money keeps so many of us stuck, and what to do instead
The hedonic treadmill: the psychology trick that's draining…
The skinny
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