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finder.com.au Money Podcast #23: Spotcap’s Lachlan Heussler on the future of finance, the Budget and small business

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On this episode of the finder.com.au Money Podcast, we chat with Spotcap's Lachlan Heussler about the future of fintech and the Budget's impact on small business. Plus, Marc, Liz and Adam give an update on Thunderdome, discuss the ongoing troubles faced by Topshop and blow the lid off the tyranny of Big Grape.

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    JeffJune 8, 2017

    Hi Adam, check out “Black Mirror” season 3 episode 1 – Nosedive.

    A perspective of what your app “score for deeds” would look like.

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      AdamJune 8, 2017Finder

      Haha. That’s a great episode. It’s one of those that seems frighteningly plausible.

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    MichaelMay 29, 2017

    I was saddened to hear about the statistic that most people don’t care about mobile payments. I love using Apple Pay, it’s easy, secure and fun! It took a long time before I was able to get access to it as my main bank is the CBA who still don’t support it. So I have made a choice to use ING Direct – paying with my phone or my watch – is just so easy – I love it. Still hurdles … like Aldi (and others) that charge a fee for using tap & go, some shops tap & go doesn’t work, and some shops are cash only. I’m mostly cash free and will generally avoid going to shops that don’t allow a mobile payment.

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      AdamJune 1, 2017Finder

      Thanks for the comment! Yeah, I personally love the idea of mobile payments. As I’ve said many times before, it’s less for the convenience than it is for the feeling that I’m living in a futuristic wonderland.

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