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Red debt redemption (the good, the bad and the fugly).

Season 1, Ep. 2

Are you honest about your debt? If you cried at this question, join the club! The first I was lying, now I am crying club.


Or instead, listen as we break down the honest truths on debt and how to manage it in all forms. Economist, David Robertson explains good vs bad debt and how it’s possible to make your debt work for you. So don’t cut up your credit card just yet and please stop crying, our club room is too small for a new member. 


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