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Things we love - Podcasts

Purchasing your first property | Your Money with Mary Holm

Mary talks about first home buying with some tips about using KiwiSaver to buy a home and other options for those looking to purchase their first property.

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Emergency Funds 101 | It’s No Secret

In this episode the ever-important topic of emergency funds is explored. Whilst emergencies are rare, it is important to have money set aside for some peace of mind. If you’re looking for some inspo on where to get started with your emergency fund, listen along!

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Understanding your Retirement Fund with Tammy Peyper | Girls That Invest

In this episode the wāhine at Girls That Invest talk all things retirement funds with Tammy Peyper, Manager of Investor Capability at the FMA NZ. They kōrero about common misconceptions, how to do hygiene checks with your fund, why reading your annual statement is important & more!

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Five strategies to pay off the mortgage faster | Cooking the Books with Frances Cook

Each week the Cooking the Books podcast tackles a different money problem. This episode it's how a few tweaks could set you free from your mortgage years earlier.

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Our whakaaro on wealth | Hidden Figures The Podcast

Hidden Figures kick off their first podcast episode sharing their whakaaro on wealth. Wealth can be subjective but through this episode, they hope you get an understanding of the things that have shaped their understanding of it. We loved this kōrero with a holistic view on all things wealth!

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Things we love - Resources

Sorted.org.nz

Our e hoa mā at Sorted are always giving away all the best tools to help you on whatever journey you’re on – saving, home ownership, retirement and more. Check out all the tools and calculators on their website.

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The Barefoot Investor for Families

This release from Scott Pape who brought us The Barefoot Investor. As a Mama this is the next best thing – how you can bring up your tamariki to be smart savvy investors just like you! Highly recommend this read.

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Banqer

If you have tamariki and their school doesn’t have Banqer you need to talk to the teacher! Banqer created by Kendall Flutey (Ngāi Tahu) and Simon Brown is a financial educaton programme x a million created especially for kiwi kids.

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The Glue Newsletter

Emma Edwards from The Broke Generation brings you The Glue Newsletter weekly - with topics shared generally relating to behaviour and mindset when it comes to money and finance. A fun and interesting read along with all sorts of tips and ideas.

Shared Lunch

Sharesies Shared Lunch is a weekly conversation with experts, CEOs, and you. Get ready to tuck into fresh takes on the share market, companies you can invest in, and the future of business.

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Girls that Invest

Your step-by-step guide to financial independence. In this guide to investing in stocks (aka shares), Simran Kaur teaches the essential principles you can apply to any market, anywhere in the world.

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Things we love - Social

Hannah Koumakis

A kiwi wāhine with a focus on side hustles and savings.

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The Savvy Saver

NZ based wāhine with heaps of great saving and debt reduction tips and tools.

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Money and You

From the Financial Services Council tips and insights to grow your financial wellbeing.

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Things we love - Apps

Splitwise

Whether you’re on a trip with friends or in a flat situation, you can create groups, track, and split costs.

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Gaspy

For seeing where the cheapest petrol near me is.

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SquareOne

Great app for tamariki helping them to understand pocket money and how to start spending and saving!

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