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Keep The Change Podcast

October 3, 2024

Keep The Change is a go to resource to help Kiwis improve their financial literacy that provides education and steps to take action. Our Money Sweetspot CEO, Sasha Lockley recently featured as a expert guest speaker in their weekly podcast where chatted to Luke Kemeys about debt and how a financial reset can help people get out of the debt spiral.

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Here are some quick links to the key discussion points:

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Watch or listen to the full interview:

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