How to Get Rich: The Financial Strategy, Ep 409 Darcy Ungaro
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I want you to imagine a black box – Imagine wrapping up some of your time, and some of your money and just chucking it in that box. We believe that by doing so, we’ll get out more than what we put in. Our labour and/or our capital, perhaps a bit of both. Das Kapital, or Wealth of Nations? Read more.
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A Sustainable Commute at a Discount – Connor Read, Workride
If you’ve wanted to get yourself a discounted bicycle or scooter under something like the UK’s Cycle to Work Scheme, here’s the good news: you can. Ōtautahi Christchurch-based WorkRide now offers a national ride-to-work scheme that uses a Fringe Benefit Tax exemption to slice up to 63 percent off the cost of your next commuter toy.
Ross Inglis asked co-founder Connor Read how the scheme works.
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Clive Thompson Pt 2: CBDC’s & Debt Jubilee Ep 407
In today’s show, you’ll learn how the future could be more than a little good. That’s right, all that cray cray crazy in the world is actually a good sign.
Clive Thompson is a retired private banker and wealth manager of 47 years, based in Switzerland. None of this is financial advice, but I do hope it gets you thinking!
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Leap Year glitches, Apple EV scrapped, AI Quirks and more
In this Tech News edition host Paul Spain is joined Darcy Ungaro (Ungaro & Co.) as they explore some of the latest happenings including:
- Leap year glitch breaks NZ pay-at-the pumps
- Gemini AI’s inaccuracies
- Amazon’s Auckland building delayed
- Spark’s new AI training programme
- State-sponsored hacking
- Apple scraps EV car
- Latest M3 MacBook Air and how MacBooks are beating Windows best laptops
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Clive Thompson: How to Invest Through a Currency Reset, Ep 406
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Clive Thompson is a retired private banker and wealth manager, now living on the shores of Lake Geneva, Switzerland, after a career spanning 47 years.
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Sam Wood – How a non-geek built a tech enabled health and fitness empire
Join Paul Spain as he sits down with Sam Wood for an insightful conversation about fitness, technology, and entrepreneurship! Sam shares his journey of building 28 By Sam Wood, an online fitness and nutrition program, and how technology has played a pivotal role in the success of the business.
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Bridget Jackson: When it Ends in Divorce, Ep 405
When you borrow money, own a home, have kids, or even just enjoy the same group of friends, often your connection to it is via a partnership. You’re jointly and severally entangled into all you know, love, and value.
If it all falls apart, wouldn’t it be good to know the art in how you build back up again? Read More
Bridget Jackson is a divorce coach and she heads up Equal Exes.
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How to change carbon behaviour, big time – Ben Gleisner, Cogo
The conscious consumer movement has an impact but it’s still small – a minority of people choose to change their behaviour. Imagine if you could make your carbon footprint your bank’s problem. Imagine these large institutions, with millions of customers and insights into their spending, worry about their customers’ carbon footprint. That’s the genius of new carbon disclosure laws – banks, insurances companies, airlines and other large companies must now report not only on their own footprints but their customers’ too – so-called Scope 3 emissions. And someone needs to help them do that counting.
Enter Cogo, formerly a personal carbon footprint app, now being deployed by banks across Australia, NZ and the UK. Ben Gleisner, founder and entrepreneur joins Vincent to explain what’s going on with Cogo.
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Charlie Meaden: The Evolution of Online Investing Ep 404
Traditional Web2 finance will make progress, but eventually, Web3 will meet it in the middle.
Ready to build wealth for the future – keep an open mind.
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A Nyriad of Lessons from Alex St John
Alex St. John brought the Silicon Valley startup mindset to the small town of Cambridge, New Zealand. Listen in as host Paul Spain walks through Alex’s fascinating backstory, his achievements facilitating a multibillion dollar change in Microsoft’s gaming trajectory with Direct X, through his New Zealand story with Nyriad (sadly, now being liquidated) – and onto the current with PlayCast in this NZ Tech Podcast special episode.
This episode shares thought provoking or possibly offensive perspectives – depending on where you stand on aspects of Silicon Valley startup culture.
Also covered are many aspects of Alex’s career which spans over three decades and several continents.
This episode is one of a number of upcoming episodes that delves deeper into the past, present and future of the New Zealand tech community – and should not be missed – whether the listener is a startup founder, an investor, government official or tech person looking to support the growth of New Zealand tech startups.
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Electric Ferries, Smart Chargers and Load Management with Peter Allington (Singer Electric)
Host Paul Spain dives into the world of electric charging systems with Peter Allington (Singer Electric). Together they explore the global push for standardized EV charging, the challenges of load management, and the exponential growth of electric vehicles in New Zealand. From electrifying Auckland ferries to the complexities of infrastructure upgrades, this episode provides an insightful look at the future of powering transportation and the technology driving it.
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DTI’s, CPI’s, Mortgage Rates & Property / Kelly Eckhold
To choose the best time to lock in your mortgage rate, you need to get three things right:
How much will rates change?
Which direction will rates go,
and when will the rates change.
It may seem like a lot of work, but think of the potential reward – if you timed it right at the bottom of the interest rate cycle, you would still be paying less than 3% with almost two years to go. Read more here.
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