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The Curve

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The Curve is a platform to learn more about money. To change the stereotype that these conversations are typically boring, and only for men in suits. Victoria has worked in the finance and investing world for 13 years, and Sophie is a total novice. Learn alongside her as she asks all the questions you"re thinking, but might feel a little embarrassed to ask. This podcast will give you all the tools and knowledge to achieve financial freedom, as well as (hopefully) having a laugh along the way. New

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22:24

TCW44: Never trust a man called Dirk.

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2023/11/19

We all know Vic loves a party … so to celebrate her birthday week, Soph’s bringing the party to this episode! We’re talking messages of love, a few dirty secrets and one very sexy bunch of flowers. And because this is a finance podcast, we’ve also found time to cover WeWork’s ongoing bankruptcy saga (and why it may actually make them more powerful), the widening gap between men and women, why Amazon’s getting into bed with Snapchat, and the scandalous rise of ‘shrink-flation’ (we’re looking at you,

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50:59

RTC88: The cost of having kids (and a life) with...

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2023/11/14

If you’re looking for amazing energy, absolute honesty and a big old mindset-shift – then have we got the episode for you. Today’s guest, Chancè Hindirlane, is a trailblazer, a boss and a genuine breath of fresh air. Originally from Congo, Chancè and her 11 siblings were raised by their mother – and a village of support people. After moving to America and having her first child, she quickly realised that not only was finding her own village incredibly tough – it also came at a huge financial cost. A

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21:24

TCW43: Love, money and stopping to smell the Gherkin.

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2023/11/12

When a founder steps down, usually so does the share price. And this week, Whitney Wolfe Herd – founder and CEO of Bumble, and the world’s youngest self-made female billionaire – is calling it quits. We talk about plummeting share prices, the cost of love and the benefits of having a founder in the driver’s seat. We’re also looking at some Shein IPO rumours, Buffy the Finance Slayer’s savings account (Vic's attempt at a Warren Buffet joke), Uber’s latest offering (hot air balloon, anyone?) and why

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50:51

RTC87: Apples for apples: Our big, curvy ethical debate.

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2023/11/07

Here at The Curve, we love ourselves a good debate – and today’s guest, Lily from Pathfinder, is an incredible (and very succinct) contender. We’re partnering with Pathfinder on a brand-new ethical miniseries – and to kick things off, we’re going right to the core of one of the juiciest names in the business. Apple. With Lily fighting in Apple’s corner, and Vic doing her best to pick it apart, we go deep into Apple’s operations to find out how many problems the world’s largest tech-giant is solving

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20:59

TCW42: Canada Goose is flapping, there’s interest in...

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2023/11/05

The S&P500’s had a big bad month, but it’s not all doom and gloom! We look at the realities of over performing and why all that goes up must, at some point, come down. And when it comes to going down, we couldn’t go past WeWork’s recent bankruptcy saga and the tough choice investors will face between getting the hell out or keeping the faith. We look at the surprising success of Pinterest, the public perils of IPOs, and dive under the coyote-fur hood of Canada Goose … and Vic gives herself a new

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39:11

RTC86: Figuring out what your rich life is with...

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2023/10/31

Let us introduce you to Laurie Wang - inspiring, humble and incredibly talented. Laurie grew up in a first generation Chinese immigrant family in the US. Her parents wanted her to follow a traditional career path, so she found herself completing a finance degree, although she knew it wasn't what she really wanted to do. Fast forward a decade, and Laurie has truly 'found her flow' in a completely different industry. This episode is a conversation about having the bravery to change careers, start a

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20:09

TCW41: Meta’s getting sued, Hong Kong’s lost its mojo...

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2023/10/29

In a bid to make finance more fun, we decided to dress up for Halloween … and instantly regretted it. Bear with us as Vic reads her notes through wonky eyeholes. It’s reporting season (again!) so we’re bringing you a few tricks and treats to pop into your little finance buckets. We’re talking Snapchat’s highs and lows, Meta’s latest (and potentially very expensive) controversy and Hong Kong’s not-very-sexy problem – as well as the impact the Israel-Palestine war is having on advertising revenue, and

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41:52

RTC85: How Vic made $800,000 in 6 years!

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2023/10/27

In todays episode Vic opens up about one of the best investments she's ever made drum roll please... in property! Six years ago Vic was deported from the US and no she wasn't smuggling anything up her 🍑 for those wondering. It was a simple visa error, but one that meant she ended up back in NZ unexpectedly. Nearing 30, with nowhere to live and no job, she decided to buy a house. Everyone told her she was silly to do so as she would be 'buying at the top of the market'. Fast forward 6 years, and

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43:53

RTC84: Property Powerhouse: Nicole Bremner's wild...

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2023/10/24

In today's episode, we're chatting with Nicole Bremner, the financial wizard juggling a share in 18 properties. Fun fact: Ross from Friends once tried to buy one of her houses! From global banking, to investing in a dynamic mix of startups, stocks, and property, Nicole's journey is a rollercoaster of financial adventures. With a history of once owning shares in a whopping 108 properties, she dishes out valuable investment insights, like the golden rule: "It's better to regret the ones you didn't buy

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38:01

RTC83: The Psychology of Money: Earn by day, sleep...

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2023/10/17

Vic’s decided to build herself a library (complete with old-timey ladders, naturally) and the first book on the shelf is without a doubt going to be ‘The Psychology of Money’, by Morgan Housel. We’re here to run you through this incredible book’s key takeaways – to help you gain control of your time, prioritise saving, lean into kindness and ultimately sleep much, much better at night … while making lots of money along the way. Warning: if you’re a friend or family member of Vic’s, listen with

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24:55

TCW40: Birks are down, women are out of pocket, and...

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2023/10/15

Since entering the stock market with their IPO, Birkenstock have gone from smokin’ hot to a little bit not – but why the fall from grace? Meanwhile, global tech company Klaviyo is sitting pretty after their own IPO – so why the different outcomes? We look at a couple of key questions to help you come to terms with the whos, whats and whys in the world of IPOs. Also, women are out of pocket for healthcare costs (zero surprises there) and Novo Nordisk’s weight loss injections could be changing the

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39:46

RTC82: The Millionaire’s Wife: Freedom, feminism and...

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2023/10/12

Ok everyone, this one’s a bit different. In today’s episode, we’re talking to viral TikTok sensation, Linda Andrade – aka ‘The Millionaire’s Wife’ (the inspiration for our personal weekly spending chat from a few weeks back). Famous for being beyond-bougie with her husband’s money, Linda proudly broadcasts her excessive spending, and her followers can’t get enough. Chanel bags, first-class travel, coffee sprinkled with literal gold – all on her husband’s dime. Yes, we hear you – not very

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30:01

RTC81: Hot Property! Myths, mortgages and margaritas.

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2023/10/11

Today at Curve HQ we’ve got property myths, ping pong bats and mortgage-wizard Laura from Lighthouse Financial … that’s right, it’s our first (and maybe last) game of TRUTH or SPOOF, The Property Edition. Can you buy your first home with a 5% deposit? Does an election impact property prices? Do the banks judge you for your spending habits? Will Michael Hallwright stake his house on Sophie paying her mortgage? We cover all these questions (and many, many more) in today’s smoking hot property episode

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TCW39: Why we’re breaking from tradition to take a...

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2023/10/08

While we usually avoid the murky old waters of politics, with the New Zealand election happening this week we thought it was a good time to talk parties, policies and personal impact. We look at promises vs action, the highs and lows of tax, and how your vote can have a huge impact on the economy, the stock market and the world. Who’s pledging to remove GST from fruit and veg? Who wants to top up the tank of the less privileged? Who wants to tax the big dogs even less? And how does it all affect

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RTC80: Let’s get ethical: Putting your money where...

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2023/10/03

It’s World Investor Week! To celebrate we’re partnering with the FMA (the investing-police) to share a really important (and interesting, we promise) episode about ethical investing. While some people are in this game for the big bucks alone, others want to channel their money into companies they believe in. Or, at the very least, companies that aren’t actively damaging our planet or the people on it. It’s a complex topic, full of personal preferences and endless balancing acts, but we’ve come up

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TCW38: Costco’s pumping, Nike’s jumping, and...

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2023/10/02

While September has been a bit of a (predicted) shocker, it’s not all bad news out there. Despite the ongoing struggles of the cozzie-livs, a few big names are doing ok for themselves. Things are going strong for Costco and its recession-proof stock, Nike’s recent reporting led to a big sporty jump in their shares, and everything Taylor Swift touches is still turning to gold. We also talk about the lasting effects of reputational damage and why Soph will never eat a McCain’s pizza again, and dangle

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48:17

RTC79: Manifesting the life you've always wanted with...

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2023/09/27

If you don't know her already, let us introduce you to Roxie Nafousi. She was described by The Times as 'the face of manifesting' and wow wow wow - what an absolute inspiration. She is a self-development coach, two time best-selling author and an ambassador for the Mental Health Foundation - but it's fair to say things haven't always been peachy. Roxie battled with addiction in her 20's and then fell pregnant to someone she barely knew. She had no financial plan or career path, and now credits her

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TCW37: Good news! Inflation’s coming down,...

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2023/09/24

This week, we’re saying goodbye to doom and gloom by bringing you a few juicy titbits to brighten up your Monday. First of all – Birkenstocks. Everyone’s favourite sandal is going public! After keeping things private for 250 years, this German institution is ready to IPO and the world is pretty excited. Whether you’re into a classic slide, an oiled leather sandal or a sock-and-clog combo, this is one IPO to watch. And it’s not all about hoofs – we’re also talking big changes for Disney, good news

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RTC78: The cost of being a woman: the endometriosis...

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2023/09/19

TRIGGER WARNING: hysterectomy. Today’s episode is an exploration on the financial cost of being a woman, thanks to Eve Wellness. For 1/9 women, Endometriosis costs not only a huge amount financially, but also physically, mentally and emotionally. Bree Tomalson from the ZM drive show, and Erin Alysha Barnett from Love Island were kind enough to open up to us about the reality of living with this condition. In this ep we hear about blood clots on a desert island and what it’s like to suddenly have no

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TCW36: Cranking side-hustles, a hairy week for Airbnb...

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2023/09/17

Bonjour! This week, Vic’s getting bougie in St Tropez, Soph’s having serious croissant withdrawals and it seems the global IPO drought may finally be lifting. We look at Arm (an AI powerhouse similar to our old mate Nvidia) and their sky-high first day on the stock exchange, the importance of staying cautious when it comes to the IPO hype, and the striking similarities between being a new IPO and a Bridgeton debutante. We’re also looking at Airbnb’s shitshow of a week (both globally and personally

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