<p>Family stuff can be pretty tricky, especially after a bereavement. What can you do if you're partner has passed on and their kids want you to sell your house so they can get a payout? Speaking of kids, why isn't the cost of childcare tax deductible? Does the NZ Super Fund super proof my pension? And would you have been better off buying a house in 1981 - or Lego?</p><p>In this episode, Susan answers questions about:</p><ul><li>00.44 What to do when your partner dies and your kids want you to sell the family home</li><li>4.02 Why childcare isn&#x27;t tax deductible</li><li>5.19 Will pensions one day be paid out entirely from the NZ Super Fund</li><li>7.55 Can a person on a low income afford to buy a tiny home</li><li>9.28 Whether to invest in Kiwi Bonds or put your money into a savings account</li><li>12.38 And what the average price of a house was in 1981</li></ul><p><em>If you have a money question you&#x27;d like Susan to answer, put it in an email or voice memo, then send it to <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a></em>.</p><p><a href="https://www.rnz.co.nz/podcast/no-stupid-questions?share=5dd55937-192a-4e00-a1d0-97e078eee7f1">Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details</a></p>