Capitalise in 2025: Investing in shares
Are you ready for the next step on your investing journey? Maybe you have a Whai Rawa account and are keen for more?

 

What about shares? Owning a share means you own an individual piece of a company, e.g. you can buy a share in Air New Zealand or Fisher and Paykel Healthcare to name two New Zealand based companies. Shares in any company go up and down based on the supply and demand for the company’s shares.

 

You can also buy shares of big international companies like Apple or Google. You might need to start by buying a portion of a share – they can be hundreds of dollars for one share!

 

Some companies that you can buy shares in may issue a dividend. A dividend is a portion of a company’s earnings that is paid to shareholders (a person that owns a share in that company). These are usually paid based on how many shares you have in the company. On some share investment platforms, you can choose to automatically reinvest your dividend into the company. Note: not all stocks pay dividends.

You can buy and sell shares that are based in New Zealand, Australia or worldwide. Make sure you do your due diligence to understand any possible tax implications for buying shares overseas.

 

We’ll chat about bundles of shares next.

 

Does this interest you? Some great wāhine led companies to follow who talk a lot about investing include:

 

🔥 Girls that Invest – Girls That Invest Podcast & Masterclass

🔥 The Curve – The Curve | Where Women Learn How to Manage and Grow their Money

 

 

 

 

 

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