Rethink pocket money: explore why simply giving kids an allowance may backfire and how to teach better money habits and responsibility instead.

Step‑by‑step guidance on how to buy your first home in New Zealand, from deposits and KiwiSaver to lending criteria and property checks.

Discover common mistakes to avoid when selling your home in New Zealand, from pricing and presentation to choosing the right agent.

Have you insured your biggest asset? Understand why your income and earning power often matter more than your house, and how cover can protect you.

See which jobs tend to be more resilient in a bad economy, and how Kiwis can strengthen their skills to stay employable in downturns.

Mortgage rates hit new lows. Learn what falling NZ mortgage rates mean for borrowers, homeowners, and property investors.

Discover how to treat yourself without blowing the budget, with low‑cost reward ideas that still support your wider savings and financial goals.

Understand the real cost of raising kids in New Zealand and how to plan your finances so children add joy, not long‑term money stress.

New to shares? Learn how to start investing in the share market in NZ, including risk basics, diversification and common first‑step mistakes to avoid.

Can you trust retirement calculators? Learn what they get right, where they fall short and how to use them wisely for planning.

Get up to speed on New Zealand’s newest tax, who it affects, key details and what it could mean for your finances and planning.

Learn practical ways to increase your net worth in New Zealand by growing assets, reducing bad debt and building smarter long‑term money habits.

What is market timing, and does it work? Understand why trying to pick highs and lows often fails and what long‑term investors can do instead.

Cut unnecessary spending so you can grow long‑term savings and investments, whatever your income level.

Learn when it might be better not to buy a home yet, from unstable income to heavy debt, and how to prepare for a stronger position.

Joining a gym is a common New Year’s resolution, but often a bad investment. Find smarter ways to get fit.

Make your finances as indestructible as possible by diversifying your investments and learning simple ways Kiwis can spread risk.

Find out the number one reason your money may not be growing, and what changes you can make to start building wealth more effectively.

Understand how New Zealand’s higher tax rate for top earners works, who it affects, and planning steps that may help manage your after‑tax income.

Learn what a financial asset is, how assets differ from liabilities, and why growing assets is key to building wealth.

Explore why many small businesses fail, from cash‑flow issues to planning gaps, and how owners can improve their odds.

Key life and money lessons for your 30s, from career and relationships to saving, investing and setting up a stronger financial future in NZ.

Learn how to set life goals that actually stick, from big‑picture vision to practical steps and regular check‑ins.

Understand what generational wealth is, how families build and preserve it, and steps you can take to start a multi‑generation plan.

See why NZ banks expect mortgage demand to fall further, what’s behind the slowdown and what it could mean for buyers and owners.

Explore legitimate ways Kiwis may be able to pay less tax, from smarter use of KiwiSaver and investments to structuring income within NZ rules.

Compare NZ house price growth with the rest of the world and explore what global context means for local buyers.

Create a great summer budget in NZ so you can enjoy holidays, festivals and family time without blowing your savings or racking up credit card debt.

Understand the effects of inflation on your savings and lifestyle, and how New Zealanders can protect themselves from rising prices.

Understand what inflation is, why prices rise over time and how inflation affects savings, wages and investments.

Learn how to prepare for a recession in NZ, from building buffers and managing debt to protecting income and investment plans.

See what a small lift in interest rates means for borrowers, savers and investors in New Zealand’s current environment.

Learn why cities become unaffordable, from supply and demand to planning and policy, and what this means for Kiwi renters and buyers.

See how your wealth compares, what “rich” really means in New Zealand, and the key habits that can move you closer to long‑term financial freedom.

Ten signs you’re likely to be financially successful, from habits and attitudes to how you handle setbacks.

See why NZ house prices may be expected to fall, what that could mean for buyers, owners and investors, and how to respond wisely.

Discover how to prepare your home for auction in NZ, from presentation and marketing to reserve prices and strategy.

Look back at Bonus Bonds, what “winning” really meant for investors, and lessons Kiwis can take into future low‑risk investing choices.

Practical steps to become financially stable, from budgeting and debt reduction to building savings and a solid long‑term money plan.

Is this passive approach to investing right for you? Learn how index funds track markets and why low-cost investing appeals to many people.