Paul Clitheroe, Money chairman and chief commentator, taught me this little gem when he offered me a job to move from banking into TV on half my salary.
Effie Zahos
Editor Effie Zahos started out as a graduate trainee for one of Australia’s major banks. She moved to TV in 1997, kick-starting her career in finance journalism as head researcher for Channel Nine’s Money Show. A regular finance commentator on TV and radio, she is the author of The Great $20 Adventure.
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