Can you find Hayden's buried treasure?
Pearler co-founder and CTO Hayden Smith joins Owen Rask to talk about his changing frugal ways as he grows.
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Show Notes
In this Australian Finance Podcast episode, your host Owen Rask speaks with Hayden Smith, co-founder and CTO recap on Hayden's frugal money goals, how money habits change over time and how the future of finance will look.
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Topics covered today:
- Hayden keeps taking toilet paper from hotels?!
- Can Brisbane find Hayden's buried treasure (peanut butter)
- Is Hayden's stance on money & finance changing?
- Why Hayden bought an apartment
- How can technology help you reach your goals
- The future of finance technology
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