Harry O'Sullivan
About Harry
Harry joined Infochoice Group in November 2022 as a financial journalist. He's fascinated by economics, having completed a Bachelors Degree in 2021, and enjoys helping other people try to make sense of the financial system.
Harry's Qualifications
- Bachelor of Economics, University of Queensland
- RG146 (Generic Knowledge)
Harry's Interests
- The different economic schools of thought and why no one can agree on anything
- How adverse events like inflation, recessions and depressions happen
- Personal finance - investing and banking
The Savings Tip Jar Podcast
Harry has regularly featured on the Savings Tip Jar podcast, discussing a range of topics from investing to grocery prices. Find episodes in which Harry has featured below.
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Harry in the Media
Harry has appeared on radio and is a frequent guest on 2NURFM.
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Recent articles for this author
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