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Ep. 14. How To Invest In Yourself, HECS, Robot Workers & Side Hustles

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About this episode:

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate and Owen discuss what it means to “invest in yourself”, why it’s so darn important, and how you can start today.

Kate also busts some myths when it comes to “Side Hustles” and HECS or HELP loans — including when you get one, how they’re repaid and ask ‘should I repay my student loan?’.

Finally “ARE ROBOTS GOING TO TAKE MY JOB?!!

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Rask Education & How To Money (both free and awesome)
Udemy
Khan Academy
Skillshare
Youtube.com
Podcasts
Library
Community courses

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