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Industry's renaissance may start with kids

A new suite of tools is being offered to New Zealand teachers to help them improve their students’ financial literacy – and one adviser says it’s the most positive move he’s seen in his 40 years in the financial sector.

Susan Edmunds

Thu, Apr 24th 2014 06:00AM

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