You can teach an old dog new tricks and most importantly it’s never to late to make a change!

This episode is part of The Rask Financial Resilience Mission for 2021. Financial resilience is all about having the resources and tools needed to overcome financial setbacks in your life.

In this episode, Kate and Owen chat to listener Ben about his journey into and out of debt, how his childhood influenced his relationship with money, treading your own path after high school and learning to make positive decisions when it comes to money.

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