The Property Academy Podcast
NZ Parents Would Rather Talk About Drugs Than Money With Their Kids | Ep. 22
02 Oct 2019
In this episode, we discuss a study that was conducted by the Commission for Financial Capability as part of Sortd Money Week in September 2019. The study showed that parents would rather talk with their kids about sex and drugs, rather than money. Parents would rather cover drugs (26%) and alcohol (27%) than tell their children how much they earned (14%) or talk about the risks of personal loans (12%). We discuss why this is such a problem for New Zealand, and out advice for what you should do about it. To find out more about the podcast and property investment in general, check out our Epic Guide to Property Investment in NZ.
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