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The Cost of Living Crisis has driven a lot of Kiwis to look for financial advice, and many turn to AI over a financial advisor. But is AI really that reliable as a source of financial advice?
And investing in AI seems to be the thing to do at the moment, is it somethng you should be getting in to or watching with caution?
Money Coach Amanda Morrall joins Tim Beveridge on Smart Money to discuss.
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When the cost of living crisis is driving your day-to-day costs up, putting money in to a Kiwisaver might not seem appealing.
But is it still important to keep the flow of money in to Kiwisaver going? And what do you do when you want to get started investing in an index fund?
Founder and Managing director of Koura wealth Rupert Carlyon joins Tim Beveridge for Smart Money to discuss.
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Electricity and money go hand-in-hand. Every house needs power, and everything costs money.
So how do you balance the two in the midst of a Cost of Living Crisis? And what should you keep an eye out for that might impact the number on your energy bills?
Harbour Asset Management Co-CEO Andrew Bascand & Harbour Asset Management Senior Manager Sue Walker join Tim Beveridge on Smart Money.
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More than 7800 divorces were granted last year, with nearly 6000 underage children seeing their parents split - that's about 8 divorces for every 1000 marriages.
Looking deeper, about 5 percent of marriages end in 5 years, 15 percent end within 10, and more than a third dissolve within 25 years.
With marriage numbers already declining, and the cost-of-living crisis still biting, how does a couple go about splitting up amicably? What paperwork needs to be sorted? and how can we ensure our assets aren't treated as collateral?
Family and Relationship Property Lawyer, Sharon Chandra, joins Smart Money to unpack what options there are.
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Everyone has an employment contract, but what should you be aware of when presented with a new one?
Some key parts that you'd think are a given may also be missing, so what shoud you make sure you have?
MyHR's Chief Evangelist Sylvie Thrush-Marsh joins Tim Beveridge to answer your employment questions.
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With Property becoming less of the golden-goose egg we've made it out to be, people are focusing more on how else they can be financially stable - and with that stability, comes being disciplined with your money - and keeping your spending affairs in order.
But how can we do that with loyalty programmes encouraging us to save? and mid-year sales going around?
How do we keep our eyes on the long-term goal, and stay on track with our savings?
Where should we even start, if we're so far behind?
Author of Money Matters, Finance Specialist and Mentor Amanda Morall - joins the Weekend Collective to help out.
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Generate Kiwisaver's Nathan Stanners joins Tim Beveridge to chat National's compulsory Kiwisaver policy - and whether it's a good policy for the our retirement savings pool.
They also talk how your risk profile should change the closer your get to retirement.
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Earlier this year, a Christchurch businessman was found borrowing millions of dollars against his family trusts for his clothing company - racking up a $3-million dollar spend.
His sister prompted legal action, and two homes had to be sold as collateral.
But that brings up a question - what can we leave behind for our children and family that won't just be squandered or swindled?
Trusts and inheritance is a something most families will have to deal with when older-relatives pass, so how assured can we be that assets are protected?
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This week's budget announcement had a focus on sorting out the books, and no straight sugar hits for individuals.
Infrastructure, healthcare and education seemed to be the clear priority of our fiscal plan, but three relief for the cost-of-living pressure many face.
Along with that, council rates have gone up for Auckland and the South Island's West Coast, and the Reserve Bank's signalled that there will be an increase to the OCR shortly - so the period we've seen of low interest rates on a mortgage is coming to an end.
So how can we prepare ourselves for a toughening economy? Was it good that we didn't have any government handouts?
Managing Director for the Private Office - Nick Crawford - joins Tim Beveridge for Smart Money...
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Retirement is the time most people dream of, the days where you no longer need to work or study, and you can enjoy a slow and simple life. But what does it actually take to retire?
And, when Super is under threat, and the only stable thing about the global economic climate is its instability, can we rely on the pension being there when we're ready to retire?
Author of Money Matters Amanda Morrall chats to Tim Beveridge about how much money you really need to retire.
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The age of retirement is back in the forefront of news this week after a report from the OECD recommended means testing the age of eligibility for NZ Super or risk an unsustainable rise in public debt.
The agency says New Zealand's ageing population will continue to become a prevalent issue as the government tries to pull the economy out of the red.
But some finance experts say we shouldn't be relying on the government to fund our retirements, and super should be treated as a bonus rather than a survivable income.
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All investment accounts are a bit touch and go at the moment.
If you're checking your KiwiSaver more than a few times a year, the amount of movement could really start to get to your head.
But for those close to or at retirement age, or about to withdraw for whatever reason - a volatile market can make all the difference.
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Divorce is still one of those taboo topics we tend to avoid, but up to 40% of marriages end that way here in New Zealand, so it's probably about time we become a bit more comfortable with it.
It's not always a hostile end, some couples are even able to "DIY" their split in a sense - but is that really a good idea?
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We often think of trusts as a way to protect your assets, especially if you work in certain fields - but a surprising number of regular families use them for a range of reasons.
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The hot topic on everyone's minds right now is the price of petrol and diesel.
It seems to be impacting the price of just about everything else, and we're staring down the barrel of a major risk of high inflation.
The OCR remains steady for now, but it's only a matter of time before interest rates are on the up once again.
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Prices are going up.
Food prices are up, and will keep going up alongside fuel. Practically any goods that travel by land air or ocean to get to you will become increasingly unaffordable for the foreseeable future.
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Tensions are high for everyone right now, and I know most people will either be nervously checking their KiwiSaver balance on the daily, or completely ignoring it until things calm down a bit.
The most repeated advice advisors will be giving right now is to simply ignore your balance for the time being - that by the time the first bomb dropped, it was too late to change anything. But is that really true?
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From April 1st, the KiwiSaver minimum default contribution rate will move up to 3.5%.
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We've all found ourselves day dreaming about where we'd spend a big Lotto win at one point or another.
Realistically, many of us will come into a major windfall - but it's likely to come in the form of a bonus at work, or an inheritance.
Is it okay to buy a new car and go on holiday? Or should we invest it all?
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Ethical investing seems to be a hot topic when it comes to choosing an investment fund or KiwiSaver provider.
I've often heard providers boast that their fund is ethical - they avoid weapons manufacturers, focus on renewable and sustainable energy - you won't feel a possible sense of guilt around where your money is going.
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We've started to see spots of what looks to be recovery in our economy over recent months.
It's not consistent, but it's frequent enough to give us some hope for the year to come.
Westpac is picking a whole lot of OCR hikes from the end of this year, and other forecasts seem to set a similar scene - a better economy is coming, and rates will have to reflect that when the time comes.
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Growing older is expensive - much more expensive than most people realise.
When you or a loved one either decides to move into aged care or is forced to do so, the Ministry of Social Development will quickly swoop in to flip through all their finances.
Any assets, gifted funds, trusts, even living rent free - it's all looked at and impacts their chances of government-subsidised care.
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Relationships cost money.
It's not just about date nights at expensive restaurants, fancy shoes, or a new watch for Valentine's Day.
It's moving in together, splitting the power bill, signing on to the rent. At what point in the relationship should you join your finances, and how should you go about it?
Then there's the other side of the relationship - the part no one tends to plan for. The end of it.
Are prenups just for the ultra-wealthy, or should we all have gotten one?
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As you get older, your health becomes more and more of a worry, so life insurance seems like a no-brainer. But is it? Do you really need it after the mortgage is paid and the kids are on their own?
And what policies are must-haves, against ones that are just nice to have?
Financial Author Martin Hawes joins Tim Beveridge to give his insurance advice and explain the pros and cons of different policies.
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Confidence in New Zealand's rural sector has really started recovering over the past year or so.
Stabilising interest rates, great dairy results, and promising meat exports have formed a foundation for what will hopefully be a successful 2026.
Confidence dropped slightly in the last quarter of last year, but it's still much higher than it has been over previous years.
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Often trust have been seen to be province of the uber wealthy. But are they? And often people don't think about this issue until it is too late
So when should we think about these issues - our family. inheritances and what's gonna happen to our money when we aren't around to look after it?
Managing Director for New Zealand Family Trust Services Limited Janet Xuccoa joins Tim Beveridge to give her advice on trust accounts, and how they should be used.
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Last week the Reserve Bank dropped the OCR 25 basis points to 2.25%, but their tone was a bit more hawkish than usual.
Some analysts are thinking it's a signal that rates have gone as low as the RBNZ is willing to drop them - and the new Governor may be wanting to turn a new leaf in 2026.
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We got another OCR cut this week - now down to 2.25% - the lowest it's been since June of 2022.
That was the last one for the year, so a lot of us mortgage holders are trying to figure out whether things are slowing down, and if it's time to fix for a longer term this time around.
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Queues at budgeting services are getting longer, and financial advisors are finding households with increasing incomes are seeking help.
Kiwis with a household income of over $200,000 a year and likely with a mortgage are struggling to make ends meet.
It feels like it was only a few years ago that being on a six figure salary meant you were fairly well off, but it seems it's barely enough to get out of living paycheck to paycheck these days.
So what actually is a liveable wage these days? Do we truly need to be making half a million a year just to pay our bills and still have a bit left over for savings and fun?
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Most of us have spent the past few days daydreaming about what we would spend $55 million on.
Pay off the mortgage, book a holiday, send some off to charity, throw the rest in a term deposit.
Three lucky punters each one a share of the jackpot last night - $18.3 million each.
Not many of us will have the chance to come across tens of millions in our lives, but most of us will at some point get a large some from inheritance or a bonus or the likes.
So what's the smart thing to do when you get a big windfall, before the excitement takes over?
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The Reserve Bank shocked a lot of us last month when it cut the OCR by 50 basis points down to 2.5%.
Analysts have said that the RBNZ was reading the room and giving kiwis a much needed breather after years of high rates.
Early signs are showing it's starting to have an effect - with the GDP estimate for the September quarter pointing to 0.6% growth and many banks forecasting an optimistic remainder of the year.
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Dame Noeline Taurua was stood down as the coach of the Silver Ferns in September due to 'significant issues' in the team. After many public statements and interviews, she was reinstated at the end of last month.
Netball NZ, her employer, remained just vague enough that the public could allow their imaginations to run wild about what had happened.
Andrew Bayly, MP for Port Waikato, resigned as a Minister after an 'animated discussion' during which he placed his hand on a staffers arm. He said he was led to believe a complaint had been laid, and his resignation was in response to that - but he very recently discovered that no formal complaint was made.
Luxon has since said about Bayly, that he would have sacked him if he hadn't resigned first.
But what is the right way to go about an employment dispute like these?
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Trusts are hardly mentioned outside of when wealth tax is in the news, or when someone mentions their accountant told them to get one.
One side of the political aisle seems to have a good list of reasons as to why someone would need a trust, while the other side seems to be convinced that essentially the only reason anyone would have one would be to hide assets.
So what is the real purpose of a trust?
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An interesting report came out this week about budgets: the average household spending has only gone up two dollars a week since 2023.
50-percent of respondents said they're actively seeking out discounts and promotions - and 30-percent downgrade brands.
It's one thing to be spending less on non-essentials, eating less, or wearing cheaper clothes, but sometimes that can chip away at our mental health and confidence. So how can we still feel good and financial okay, with what we've got?
On the topic of household budgets: when do you merge finances with your partner or spouse? How do you do it? What should you be careful of?
Financial specialist, and author of top Personal Finance book - Money Matters - Amanda Morall joins Tim Beveridge for Smart Money...
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A new governor has been appointed for the Reserve Bank of New Zealand - all the way from Sweden.
Dr Anna Breman has already received criticism from economists who find themselves concerned that someone with such little knowledge of the New Zealand economy will hold such a high stakes position.
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The economy had a worse than expected drop in the June quarter, shrinking 0.9%.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis has blamed it on global turmoil, but the Reserve Bank of New Zealand says there's a need to provide more stimulus to the economy by cutting the OCR.
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Last week, New Zealand First leader Winston Peters announced plans to campaign for compulsory KiwiSaver at the next election, and increase the minimum contribution from 4% to 12%.
He said there would be tax cuts alongside these changes to help fund the increase in contributions.
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There are two different types of employees - one who stays low profile, gets what they need to get done, done, and goes home.
Then there's the other, who complains about anything they feel inconveniences them.
Is it true that the squeaky wheel get the grease? Or is this a great way to get yourself ruled out when it comes to opportunities and promotions?
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It's no secret that the cost of living has gone a bit crazy these past few years, but insurance seems to be one of the hardest hit.
Insurance prices have increased 900% since 2000 - almost triple the increase of tobacco products.
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The OCR got another cut this week, now down to 3%.
While there have been questions for a while around whether banks are passing the cuts down to consumers, the real question is whether the cuts will actually solve anything at all.
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Wills are some of the most painstaking things you need to do as an adult. They remind you of your mortality, and of all the familial issues you may have had throughout the years.
But they must be done - so how can you write an airtight will?
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Most New Zealanders consider themselves only “average” with money.
In fact, a new study from Partners Life finds less than a quarter of New Zealanders rate their financial knowledge as "excellent".
Nearly 60 percent find it tough to pay monthly expenses, and just over half reported stress or losing sleep due to money concerns.
At the same time, many are reportedly using credit and afterpay services to make ends meet.
How do we improve financial literacy? What can we put into practice now?
Banqer CEO Simon Brown joins Tim Beveridge for Smart Money...
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The number of mortgage holders refinancing their loans is the highest ever recorded.
More than 3,500 borrowers refinanced in June, and experts are expecting to see the trend continue through to the end of the year.
Finance specialist Amanda Morrall joins Tim Beveridge for Smart Money.
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The Consumer Price Index over the June quarter was lower than expected at 2.7%, and it could mean a rate cut by the Reserve Bank next month.
So is the New Zealand investment winter over?
Shane Solly is a director at Harbour Asset Management and he joins Tim Beveridge for Smart Money.
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We all want our kids to do better than we did, and a major part of that is teaching them how to set themselves up financially.
Founder and managing director at Koura Wealth, Rupert Carlyon, joins Tim Beveridge for Smart Money.
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The cost of living is crunching down again, as more than 30-thousand Kiwis reportedly moved abroad last year.
Are there any more changes can people make to save money? What things can they afford to cut?
Additionally, at what point do we look in the mirror and say the problem is our lack of personal discipline?
"Financial Force of Nature", and Founder of financial strategy site joins Tim Beveridge for Smart money...
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This week, the Government's KiwiSaver contribution was halved under budget changes.
Employers will also have to fork out a mandatory 4% contribution to adjust for the deficit left by the Government's contibution.
That bump's expected to stifle potential salary increases, and in turn, our retirement funds - leading many to question what changes we really need, and what we can do for ourselves, to support our golden years.
Retired financial advisor and writer Martin Hawes joins Andrew Dickens for Smart Money...
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New employment data reveals work-life balance is the top reason people leave their job.
Additionally, more people are working past the retirement age.
Are these new attitudes, or has it been growing? What's the workforce like today?
Tim Beveridge speaks to Employment Relations Expert Max Whitehead...
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Global conflict also affects trade and consumer spending.
What uncertainties will appear, and how will markets respond to the US bombing Iran?
Harbour Asset Management's Income and Currency Strategist Hamish Pepper talks to Tim Beveridge...
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Some kids have a nack for saving, a piggy bank full of coins - while some never get it.
So what is it that makes someone good with money?
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Tim Beveridge is joined by Koura Wealth founder, Rupert Carlyon, to discuss the inner workings of a KiwiSaver fund and how to best use KiwiSaver.
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Career progression is a significant thing to consider for most people - whether they could develop as much as they'd like at their current job, or if they would need to look elsewhere.
So how can employers spot and support an employee who wants to progress?
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The Government is increasing the default KiwiSaver contributions for employees and employers, while halving their own contributions.
Employee and employer contributions will raise from 3% to 3.5%, while the Government's contributions will drop from $521.43 to $260.72.
But should the Government be halving their input?
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A lot of people think trusts are only for the very wealthy, and absolutely useless for the every day person - but today's guest explains that's not the case.
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Research by Shamubeel Eaqub finds only 32% of New Zealanders are satisfied with their financial situation, compared to 60% of Australians.
He finds higher wages and a more solid retirement plan relieves financial stress for Australians - but how can Kiwis take control of their finances to ease their worries?
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It's a tough time for the markets and the volatility has been hard to keep track of.
The tariffs have obviously had an impact - but some experts say AI developments are also a contributor.
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Just when they should be at their peak, older generations are being discriminated against for their age.
Do we no longer value experience?
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While sweeping tariffs rock the global economy, it's hardly discussed how it will impact the everyday person.
So, where is the safest place to put your money?
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The average hourly wage is $42.57, the average annual salary is $88,500.
The average home is worth $912,904, the average mortgage is $318,151.
The average KiwiSaver is $37,079, depending on your age.
But does it really matter if you stack up to the nations averages?
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While the economy is looking up, the forecasts from economists aren't sending a clear message.
Some are saying that even with a positive GDP result this week, we still have tough times ahead - while others say the state of global economics is an opportunity for growth in New Zealand.
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Is it worth working after the age of 65? Or is it more of a need than a choice?
Martin Hawes joins The Weekend Collective to discuss the finances of retirement.
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Amanda Morrall joins to discuss how you can stabilise your finances in the midst of an economy in turmoil.
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Tim was recently told about an employer who binned a young man's CV for using three different fonts.
Max says it's not uncommon, and there are many small mistakes that will lose you the job.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand cut the OCR by another 50 basis points this week.
Homeowners and hopeful buyers alike have been eagerly watching recent OCR announcements as interest rates continue to fall.
But why aren't the banks following suit?
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New data from Centrix reveals that the number of homeowners behind on their mortgage increased by 1,100 in December alone.
With the interest rates dropping significantly recently, why is it that homeowners are falling behind?
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Humans are wired to find the path of least resistance - but how can that be done when it comes to your finances?
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With a fresh year, and a wobbly economy, it's always a good idea to dust off the old CV and sure it's up to date.
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With the cost of living relentlessly increasing year by year, Amanda Morrall joins Roman Travers to discuss how you can set yourself up for success in 2025, and how to boost your income outside of your base salary.
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Martins Hawes joins Tim Beveridge to discuss whether cash is a good idea for Christmas gifts, and this week's disappointing GDP announcement.
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The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment recently said that the Government is considering regulatory changes to enable KiwiSaver providers to increase private asset investments
What does this mean KiwiSaver funds and how could it impact New Zealanders?
Harbour Asset Management Director, Portfolio Manager & Research Analyst Shane Solly joins with more.
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Shortly after the new gang patch laws came into effect, police were seen in leaked pictures wearing confiscated patched vests.
Leading into the silly season, what should you hold back on posting publicly that your management may see?
Employment expert Max Whitehead joins with more.
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The world of spending tracking apps is vast - but it's questionable as to whether they're even necessary.
Personal finance coach Amanda Morrall joins to discuss creating sustainable change to your spending habits.
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The most crucial time to teach your children about money is when they get their first jobs.
Teaching good habits around money can be difficult - even more so if you weren't taught it yourself.
Lisa Dudson joins to discuss different ways you can teach children how to deal with money.
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Investment markets have recovered significantly over the past two years following a weak 2022.
And, Donald Trump winning the U.S. election is bound to have impacts on New Zealand's markets and the U.S. dollar.
Director and Head of Multi Asset & Global Investment at Harbour Asset Management, Chris Di Leva joins.
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Martin Hawes joins Tim Beveridge to discuss the impact of Donald Trump's election win on New Zealand markets.
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Tim Beveridge is joined by employment relations practitioner Max Whitehead to answer all your employment questions.
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With interest rates and inflation stabilising, is it worth changing banks when you're unhappy - or are they all essentially the same?
Tim Beveridge is joined by Amanda Morrall to discuss.
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Financial adviser and coach Hannah McQueen joins Tim Beveridge to discuss how to split your mortgage to pay as little as possible in the long run.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has announced a cut of 50 basis points to the OCR, bringing it down to 4.75%.
Director and Fixed Income and Currency Strategist at Harbour Asset Management, Hamish Pepper, joins Tim Beveridge to discuss how the markets have responded and what they may do from here.
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Financial author and advisor Lisa Dudson joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss the long term value of your savings depending on where you put it.
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Martin Hawes joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss whether a reverse mortgage is ever viable, and the new concept of a reversion mortgage.
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Most people have an automatic contribution sent into their KiwiSaver at the end of their pay period - but experts say everyone should do an annual check on their accounts.
It's recommended that contributors check if they should change their plan or provider before or after a big life event.
Ben Brinkerhoff is the Head of Advice at Consilium and he joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss.
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Many people who own large assets or investments have one question at the front of their minds - where are interest rates headed?
Shane Solly from Harbour Asset Management joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss this and more.
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Max Whitehead joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to help you clean up your CV.
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A common misconception is that only the very wealthy need trusts, but many people may be putting their assets at risk without one.
Author Janet Xuccoa joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to give you all the basics of trusts.
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New Zealand has seen several iconic and well-known businesses close in recent months, especially those in hospitality.
Is the economy to blame, or are people choosing the wrong business?
Financial author Martin Hawes joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss.
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An insufficient supply of energy has been a looming issue recently, but spiking costs over the past two weeks have led to growing concerns for businesses.
Andrew Bascand is Managing Director and Portfolio Manager at Harbour Asset Management. Andrew joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss how it became this bad, and when it may begin to improve.
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At what age is it a bad idea to become a first home buyer? Is it ever too late?
Financial adviser Lisa Dudson joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss this and more.
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Amanda Morrall joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss where your tax cut can go to take full advantage of it.
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What do you do when your work responsibilities keep increasing, but your pay and title don't reflect it?
Employment expert Max Whitehead joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss what you should do.
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RBNZ's pivot at their most recent meeting points to lower interest rates being closer than initially predicted, says Harbour Asset Management Currency Strategist Hamish Pepper.
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Financial Advisor Hannah McQueen joins Tyler Adams on The Weekend Collective to discuss how you can pay off your mortgage faster, even when you don't have much left at the end of the week.
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Financial stress has a way of seeping into every area of your life, and with the current economic climate, it's important to keep it from impacting your wellbeing.
Personal Wealth Educator from Acumen, Lisa Dudson, joins Tim Beveridge to discuss this and more on The Weekend Collective.
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There are many different ways of seeking financial advice and new DIY ways of investing, but how does that impact the method of stock-picking - and have we become overconfident in stock picking?
Ben Brinkerhoff, the Head of Advice at Consilium, joined the Weekend Collective to give his insight.
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Chris Di Leva from Harbour Asset Management joins the Weekend Collective to discuss the world of bond markets - and if they make for a safe investment.
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Financial author Amanda Morrell joined the show to discuss the changing goalposts from inflation in what makes people wealthy. So what does it mean to be wealthy and would you really want to be?
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How has global geopolitical tension changed the way we invest in the market?
Shane Solly from Harbour Asset Management joined Tim Beveridge to discuss.
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As money has moved into the digital space, physical cash has become less prevalent.
Only 57.2 percent of kiwis used cash for everyday purposes in 2023, down from 95.8 percent in 2019. Those using cash tend to be among more vulnerable groups, including the young, elderly and disabled, and are more likely to live rurally.
Hannah McQueen joins Tim Beveridge to discuss whether all kiwis would save more by stashing the debit cards and reverting to the use of physical cash.
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When do you start writing your will, and should your kids help you with writing it?
Plus, is downsizing the best way to free up some cash? Well renowned financial author Martin Hawes joins us with his thoughts.
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What are the best lessons to teach your children about money?
How soon should you be setting them up with a trust fund, or a personal savings account?
Hannah McQueen of Enable Me joins the Weekend Collective to discuss.
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With all the cuts to the cut service, how should you deal with layoffs mid-career, and more importantly how can you bounce back?
Employment relations practitioner Max Whitehead joined the show to discuss.
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Harbour Asset Management's Managing Director Andrew Bascand joined Tim Beveridge on Smart Money this week.
They discussed how geopolitical events in Gaza including the recent attack made by Iran on Israel affected the sharemarket.
Plus, digital banking has entered the Australian market. The pair discuss how people's relationship with banks is changing and more and more bank branches closing down.
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Although the recession has put the brakes on average pay rises, the country’s highest-paid CEO has set a new record for remuneration.
Is this fair? Expert Amanda Morrall joins the Weekend Collective to discuss.
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New Zealand households have experienced a significant increase in their cost of living over the past four years, led by higher interest rates, transport, food, and housing costs.
Statistics NZ estimate that New Zealand living costs have increased 23% since the end of 2019, almost three times the change consistent with the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s 2% annual inflation target.
Hamish Pepper from Harbour Asset Management explains to Tim Beveridge where consumers are tightening their belt the most.
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Data published by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency across the ditch showed some of Australia's biggest companies have had their dirty laundry aired as gender wage gap data from thousands of organisations is made public for the first time.
So how important to you is pay transparency and how exactly do you negotiate a pay increase? We're joined by Hannah McQueen from Enable Me, to give her insight on things.
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Is it unethical that supermarkets have so much leverage over basic needs unless we sign up to coupon card saving schemes?
Personal finance educator Lisa Dudson joins us to give her insight as to why this is the case.
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2023 turned out to be a good year for investment markets.
Chris Di Leva from Harbour Asset Management spoke to Tim Beveridge about what 2024 could hold?
They also discuss how profitable it may be to invest in AI
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2024’s minimum wage rise is one of the smallest in recent decades, when compared to the rate of inflation, from April 1st the minimum wage will lift 2% from $22.70 to $23.15 an hour. So do employees deserve more, and if so how should you go about negotiating a pay-rise.
Max Whitehead joined the Weekend Collective to provide his advice.
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'Tis the season for tight budget Christmas, how are you trying to save money over the holiday season?
Plus, how do you choose which charity to donate to? Amanda Morrall gives us her take.
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Annual core inflation dropped from 5.7 percent to 5.2 percent in Q3. Employment dropped in Q3 and pushed the unemployment rate to almost 4 percent.
Job ads also dropped almost 6 percent in October- below pre-COVID levels.
So what's the cause of all of this? Hamish Pepper from Harbour Asset Management joins the Weekend Collective to give his take.
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One in four New Zealand businesses fail, so how do you make sure you’re not one of them - Martin Hawes discusses the destigmatisation of failure and bankruptcy, and how to find your point of difference.
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With the summer holidays fast approaching, lots of families will be headed overseas to travel- Amanda Morrall shares her tips for managing finances while abroad.
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The capital markets have been volatile recently with long-term interest rates going up and share markets going down. Shane Solly from Harbour Asset Management breaks down what’s been driving capital markets, and what could support share markets.
Are you sinking, floating, or flying when it comes to your personal finances? Hannah McQueen breaks down what targets you should be trying to hit at your age.
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Are you sinking, floating, or flying when it comes to your personal finances? Hannah McQueen breaks down what targets you should be trying to hit at your age.
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What impact will a National and ACT coalition government have on the investment markets? Chris Di Leva from Harbour Asset Management joins the show to explain.
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Supermarket loyalty cards are under fire. Consumer NZ says cheaper groceries available. So are they worth it? Malcom Knight gives us his thoughts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Southern Cross health insurance premiums are set to rise as inflationary pressures bite. So what premiums can you afford to live without? Plus, what’s the first thing to go (and the last thing) when you have to tighten your belt. Lisa Dudson gives us her top tips to save money.
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Each year, Kiwis lose millions of dollars to scams, and with online scammers becoming more & more sophisticated how do you safeguard yourself against them?
BNZ's General Manager Martin King and Head of Financial Crime Ashley Kai Fong joined to give all the tips for keeping safe online, and what to look out for in a potential scam.
This podcast contains general information only, not professional advice. BNZ is not liable for any losses resulting from this podcast.
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Andrew Bascand, Managing Director of Harbour Asset Management joins me to discuss new findings of the GLP-1 drug class, which has predominantly been used to treat type 2 diabetes but has captured notable mindshare with healthcare specialists and macro investors.
Listen in for your chance to get ahead of the markets.
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An elderly woman who lost $100k to scammers believes ASB Bank should accept liability. Martin Hawes joined Tim to discuss how you can safeguard yourself against scammers.
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Financial commentator Amanda Morrall joined the show to chat about National and Labour's Tax Policies. Plus, how important is ethical investing to you?
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Is the line between contractor and employee getting too blurry? What are the benefits of both? Is one better than the other? Max Whitehead gives his opinion.
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Harbour Asset Management's Chris Di Leva joined the show to chat about the election and the impact it might have on investment rates.
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Hannah McQueen joined the show to chat about what’s driving up rents, with wage rises and the shortage of houses a bigger factor than interest rates. Tim and Hannah also discussed Labour's GST policy announcement.
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It's one thing to have a great idea but how do you turn that into a business? Lisa Dudson gives her insight.
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Would removing GST from food help you and your household? Malcom Knight joined the show to chat about what the Government should do to make things easier for family finances.
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Amanda Morrall joined Roman Travers to give tips on how to save during this cost of living crisis.
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If you put salary aside, what other employment packages are important to you? Max Whitehead joined the show to chat about what an employer can do to ensure employees stay with the company.
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Sleep doctor, Dr Alex Bartle joined Tim to discuss methods of improving the way we sleep.
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Financial author Martin Hawes joined the show to discuss the reality of retirement versus your expectations, and why increasing your KiwiSaver contributions might be your saving grace.
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ANZ CEO Antonia Watson joined Tim in the studio to discuss how more Kiwis are getting scammed, as well as what banks do with all the profit they make.
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Malcolm Knight from Advice Knight joined Tim to discuss whether the banking Commerce Commission inquiry is a waste of time.
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Hamish Pepper from Harbour Asset Management joined the show to discuss how NZ is spending beyond their means.
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If you're investing in the share market, is it okay to borrow money? Amanda Morrall shares her expertise.
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Max talks about workplace discrimination when it comes to age, and what constitutes it.
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Clive Fernandes, Founder & Director of National Capital joined the show to chat about KiwiSaver and ask the listeners what their intentions are with the account: First Home, Retirement, or Hardship?
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Andrew Bascand Managing Director of Harbour Asset Management joins the Weekend Collective to unpack Budget 2023 and how this will affect investors & the financial market.
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For Mother's Day we asked what the financial strains of having children are, and whether you’re better off without them and saving a lot of time and money.
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Malcolm Knight from Advice Knight joined the show to discuss why banks like ANZ making 1 billon in profit should reassure potential customers.
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Amanda Morrall joins the show to answer the question - is retiring at 65 wishful thinking?
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Financial advisor & author Lisa Dudson joined Tim on the show to discuss her new book, and whether retiring at 65 wishful thinking.
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Chris Di Leva from Harbour Asset Management joins the Weekend Collective to discuss what yields more growth; investing in shares or investing in property.
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Max Whitehead from the Whitehead Group joined Tim to talk about everything you need to know about your finances, redundancy, employment rights, and contracting.
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Malcom Knight joined Smart Money to chat about whether it's better pick your own investments or leave someone else to do that through managed funds.
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Tim Beveridge was joined by Amanda Morrall to chat about when should you retire – France are arguing over it going up to 64 and Generation X have no idea when they will. So when will you?
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Today on Smart Money, Harbour Asset Management's Shane Solly joined the show to chat about what's happening with the central banks, and what a lower official interest rate means for capital.
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Hannah McQueen joins us from Enable Me & we're discussing everything you need to know about property investing & taxation.
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The Whitehead Group's employment specialist Max Whitehead warned that the predicted economic downturn may be arriving and offered advice on working through redundancy.
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Director of Fixed Income and Currency Strategist, Harbour Asset Management's Hamish Pepper joined the Weekend Collective to chat about interest rates, housing, and more.
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For this week's edition of Smart Money, financial advisor Malcolm Knight weighed in on property as an investment opportunity- and suggested alternatives for those who may not be able to get on the ladder yet.
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Financial specialist Amanda Morrall joined Tim Beveridge on the Weekend Collective to share some resources and tips on recovering from the Auckland floods and reassessing personal finance as living costs go up.
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Max Whitehead, employment law expert from the Whitehead Group advised employers across the nation on how to cope with a changing labour market.
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This week, Martin Hawes joined the boys for Tim Roxborough's final show to have a bit of a chat as to which is more worth it: a beach house in New Zealand or a do-up in France, as well as touching on electric vehicles.
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We're two weeks out from Christmas and today the boys are joined by Chris Di Leva to chat about investment risks and opportunities in 2023, as well as new energy versus old energy in Europe.
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Today, the Tim and Roman were joined by a regular friend of the show Amanda Morell to chat about shopping during the festive season and how to keep your finances stable.
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Filling in for Tim Beveridge, Roman Travers was joined by Andrew Bascand, Managing director of Habour Asset Management to chat about investing.
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Hannah McQueen joins the boys to discuss the fact that New Zealand's official cash rate was lifted to 4.25% & whether we should be tightening our spending like Adrian Orr has suggested.
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What's behind the shortage of workers? And is it still because of Covid?
Employment relations practitioner Max Whitehead wrote in the NZ Herald he believes it's because people perceive work and education as optional and have decided to put up their feet.
He joined Tim Roxborogh and Roman Travers on Smart Money.
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Harbour Asset Management's Andrew Bascand joins The Weekend Collective to discuss the state of the economy with the end of Covid restrictions, why investors are bearish at the moment and what it all means for your investment and Kiwisaver.
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Harbour Asset Management's Andrew Bascand joins The Weekend Collective to discuss the state of the economy with the end of Covid restrictions, why investors are bearish at the moment and what it all means for your investment and Kiwisaver.
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Director of Advice Knight Malcolm Knight joined the Weekend Collective to discuss what to do once you're mortgage free, D.I.Y investing, how to pick a good financial advisor and more.
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Director of Advice Knight Malcolm Knight joined the Weekend Collective to discuss what to do once you're mortgage free, D.I.Y investing, how to pick a good financial advisor and more.
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Employment Relations Specialist Max Whitehead joined the Weekend Collective to discuss rights as a contractor vs as an employee, contracts and more.
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Equities Director and Portfolio Manager at Harbour Asset Management Shane Solly joined the Weekend Collective to discuss, inflation, oil prices, supply and demand issues, risk, and more.
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Employment Relations Expert Max Whitehead joined the Weekend Collective to discuss when and how to ask for a raise, what questions and bonuses you should ask for in your job interview and more.
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Director of Advice Knight and Financial Advisor Malcolm Knight joins the Weekend Collective to discuss Kiwisaver investments, mortgages and more.
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Fixed Income and Currency Strategist at Harbour Asset Management Hamish Pepper joins the Weekend Collective to discuss interest rates, mortgages, savings, and more.
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Enable Me Founder and Director Hannah McQueen joins the Weekend Collective to discuss investments for retirement, when to get financially literate, and how to stop spending all of your paychecks.
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Finacial specialist Amanda Morrall joins the Weekend Collective to discuss how early you should start investing - including getting your kids into Kiwisaver from 3 years old. LISTEN ABOVE.
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Employment law expert Max Whitehead joins the Weekend Collective to discuss how employers can retain Kiwi workers in NZ... beyond better wages. LISTEN ABOVE.
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Financial advisor Carissa Fairbrother joins the Weekend Collective to discuss whether workplaces should encourage financial literacy amongst their staff, and how to negotiate a better wage.
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Managing Director of Harbour Asset Management Andrew Bascand joins the Weekend Collective to discuss just what a bear market is, and how we'll experience it, and the risk of stagflation.
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Enable Me founder and director Hannah McQueen joins the Weekend Collective to discuss whether the risk of small business is worth the return, are commercial property investments the way to go, what a recession will mean for the average Kiwi (if we have one), and the pros and cons of being a contractor.
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Financial specialist Amanda Morrall joined Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to talk about buy now, pay later schemes.
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Financial adviser Martin Hawes joins the Weekend Collective to discuss whether it's time to buy into the stock market, are we headed for a recession, and where the hot spots in retail are.
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Harbour Asset Management's Chris di Leva joined Smart Money with reaction to the Budget released last week.
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Infometrics principal economist and director Brad Olsen joins the Smart Money hour to discuss whether financial advisors are just for rich people and budgeting services. Plus we talk expectations for the upcoming Budget, how the economy is looking and whether a recession is on the cards.
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Financial commentator Amanda Morrall joins the Smart Money hour to chat about how to get financially fit during these tough times, avoiding the pitfalls of credit cards, and how to be thrifty. Plus, we talk about whether the Countdown price freeze is really saving us money, or just showing how high their prices were to begin with.
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Malcolm Knight, director of Advice Knight, joins the Weekend Collective to discuss proactive mortgage rates, 4 day working week, and whether unlimited annual leave is worth it.
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Malcolm Knight, director of Advice Knight, joins the Weekend Collective to discuss proactive mortgage rates, 4 day working week, and whether unlimited annual leave is worth it.
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Financial advisor Carissa Fairbrother joins The Weekend Collective to discuss what the government can do to combat inflation of 6.9%.
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Employment law expert Max Whitehead joins the Weekend Collective to discuss whether you can cut and run on your new job - or do you stick it out? Also, what rights do you have as a casual employee?
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Fixed income and currency strategist for Harbour Asset Management Hamish Pepper joins the Weekend Collective to discuss when inflation will peak (could it be this year?).
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Financial advisor Martin Hawes joins the Weekend Collective on whether the new increases to benefits will really help kiwi families, and can you really make money from a side-hustle?
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Finance specialist Amanda Morrall joins the Weekend Collective to discuss how affordable is it to shop ethically, avoiding scams, and GST on fruits and veges.
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Managing Director of Harbour Asset Management Andrew Bascand joins the Weekend Collective to discuss if EVs are the way of the future, and were things easier in the 1970s?
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Employment law expert Max Whitehead joins us to discuss what your rights are as an employee, and the best sorts of people to use as referees.
Hannah McQueen, Enable Me, joined The Weekend Collective on what to do with your inheritance and splitting financial duties with your partner.
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Malcolm Knight, is a financial adviser and the Director of Advice Knight. He joins Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge for Smart Money on The Weekend Collective to talk about how Russia attacking Ukraine affects stock markets and economies.
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Chris Di Leva is a portfolio manager and multi-asset specialist at Habour Asset Management. He joins Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge for Smart Money on The Weekend Collective to chat about what has driven market volatility this year.
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Martin Hawes is a financial author and joins Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge for Smart Money on The Weekend Collective, to chat about whether KiwiSaver is the right place for spare cash.
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Max Whitehead is an employment law expert, CEO of Small Business Voice and Managing Director of Whitehead Group. He joined Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss the traps to avoid when signing employment contracts.
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Hamish Pepper of Harbour Asset Management talks to Tim Roxborogh and Roman Travers aboutwhat the skyrocketing inflation rate means for you.
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Financial Journalist Amanda Morrall joined The Weekend Collective live from Canada to discuss how to navigate money and dating.
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Hannah McQueen joins the show to discuss how to plan for the next year financially
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Shane Solly from Harbour Asset Management joins the show to discuss the year of 2021 in the financial world
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Financial Commentator Amanda Morrall joins the show to talk finances and travel insurance
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Employment law expert Max Whitehead joins the show to talk all things relating to employment law
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We're joined on the show by Managing Director of Harbour Asset Management to talk about how climate change can effect your money and investments
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Joe Taylor, Founder of BetterSaver joins the show to talk about how you can get the most out of your Kiwisaver
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Financial Advisor Martin Hawes joins the show to talk about the housing market and if the boom is really over
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ASB says that four in ten people have less than $1,000 in savings in case of need. Infometrics Principal Economist & Director Brad Olsen joined The Weekend Collective to discuss this.
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Leading Career Coach Tom O'Neil joins us on Weekend Collective to answer all your C.V related questions.
Multi-asset specialist Chris Di Leva from Harbour Asset Management talks to Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge about why we are paying more at the pump.
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Financial commentator Amanda Morrall joins the show to discuss fiance companies and subscriptions
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Financial Advisor Martin Hawes joins the show to talk about ethical investing and whether you should invest in companies that have previously wronged
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We're joined this week by financial expert Hannah McQueen to discuss how to save your money and protect it from inflation
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Fixed income and currency strategist at Harbour Asset Management Hamish Pepper joins the show to discuss interest rates, inflation and covid 19 impacts on the economy
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Employment law expert Max Whitehead joins the show today to cover all lockdown related employment questions
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Financial Commentator Amanda Morrall joins the show to discuss how much we're spending and saving during lockdown
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Financial Advisor Martin Hawes joins the show to talk about banks and Kiwisaver during lockdown
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Shane Solly - Portfolio Manager at Harbour Asset Management.
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Author of the book Bulletproof investing James Fitzgerald joins the show to talk about his journey to wealth
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Enable Me's Hannah McQueen talks to Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge about how to tell when it's time for you to exit an investment property.
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Leading career coach Tom O'Neil joins us to talk about how much love you need to put into your C.V.
Multi Asset Specialist Andrew Bascand tells Tim Roxborogh how he learned to stop worrying and love the EV.
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Employment Expert Max Whitehead joins the show to talk about the difficulties of asking for a pay increase
Financial Commentator Amanda Morrall joins the show to discuss the frenzy around cryptocurrencies and whether we're transitioning into a society without cash
This week on Smart Money, we were joined by Multi-Asset Specialist from Harbour Asset Management, Chris Di Leva.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Senior Economist at Infometrics 'Brad Olsen'.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by employment expert from the White Head group 'Max Whitehead'
We answer all your employment questions!
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Financial commentator Amanda Morrall tells Tim Roxborogh and Tim Wilson when she thinks it'll be safe enough to book plane tickets - and she's confident enough to lay a bet with the boys! Also, which loyalty programmes are the best in the country, and what are the stinkers?
This week on Smart Money, Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge were joined by Martin Hawes, financial advisor and Chair of the Summer KiwiSaver Investment Committee.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Harbour Asset Management's Hamish Pepper.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by financial advisors Tim and Carissa Fairbrother.
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Saving money can be a hard task - but there are some easy ways you can do it without having to cut back!
Financial commentator Amanda Morrall joined The Weekend Collective to discuss ways you can save.
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The minimum wage and benefit levels get a boost today, as part of a package of changes coming into effect from April 1.
Those on the minimum wage get a pay bump to $20 an hour - an increase many employers say is too much and badly timed.
Economist Brad Olsen joins The Weekend Collective to explain what the increase will mean for businesses and employees.
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Senior Economist and Director at Infometrics Brad Olsen discusses the economic impact of the latest Covid lockdown.
This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial Advisor, Carrisa Fairbrother.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial Commentator Amanda Morrall.
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Multi asset specialist Chris Di Leva from Harbour Asset Management talks to Tim Roxborogh about what the year may have in store. Could we see something like the Gamestop battle between retail investors and hedge funds happen here?
This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial Commentator Amanda Morrall.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by our resident financial advisor Carissa Fairbrother.
We dive into the issue of being asked for donations at the checkout. Does it drive you crazy?
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Habour Asset Management's, Andrew Bascand.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial Commentator Amanda Morrall.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial Advisor Martin Hawes.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial Commentator Amanda Morrall.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Harbour Asset Management's Shane Solly.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial Advisor Carissa Fairbrother.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Harbour Asset Management's Chris Di Leva.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial Journalist Amanda Morrall.
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This week on Smart Money we are joined by financial adviser Carissa Fairbrother.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by our resident financial expert Martin Hawes.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by financial journalist Amanda Morrall.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Martin Hawes. We discuss whether or not there should be changes to our tax brackets?
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Portfolio Manager from Harbour Asset Management, Shane Solly.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Tom Hartmann from Sorted.org.nz
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Kiwibank has stepped back from an outright ban on doing business with brothels and strip clubs.But the bank will no longer do business with companies involved in fossil fuels - like coal.
Carissa Fairbrother is an Authorised Financial Adviser.
She joined Smart Money on The Weekend Collective to talk about banks getting involved in moral issues.
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This week on Smart Money Amanda Morrall joins the show and discusses the Green Party's proposed wealth tax asking the question, what is wealth?
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Harbour Assest Management's Andrew Bascand.
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This week on Smart Money we are joined by financial adviser Carissa Fairbrother.
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This week on Smart Money with Martin Hawes we take a look at what people did with their Kiwisaver funds during Covid 19 and how to start investing now if you never have before.
Financial journalist from Simplicity Amanda Morrall discusses the cost of living in New Zealand and should we increase the age of retirement?
This week on Smart Money we were joined by resident blogger at sorted.org.nz Tom Hartmann.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Portfolio manager from Harbour Asset Management Shane Solly.
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This week on Smart Money we are joined by financial adviser Carissa Fairbrother to cover a range of finance topics.
With lots of cancellations throughout the last few months we discuss what the best way to go about getting a refund is on a variety of things.
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This week on Smart Money Amanda Morrall joins us to discuss all things SME's related during the Covid-19 lockdown.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by our resident financial advisor Martin Hawes.
We jump into the discussion of helicopter payments, should we use them to ramp up the economy?
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Multi-Asset Specialist Chris Di Leva.
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This week Financial Advisor Carissa Fairbrother joined the Weekend Collective to share her advice regarding the insurance do's and don'ts.
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Interim retirement Commissioner and Financial Expert from CFFC, Peter Cordtz, joins The Weekend Collective to discuss the Afterpay service and why you should be careful not to be caught out be it!
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Chris Di Leva from Harbour Asset Management.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Harbour Asset Mangement director Shane Solly.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Malcolm Knight from threefold.co.nz
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Simplicity NZ Financial Advisor Amanda Morrall.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by resident blogger at sorted.org.nz Tom Hartmann.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by HAM Managing Director Andrew Bascand.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Independent Financial Advisor Martin Hawes.
We have a discussion around selling things second hand. TradeMe seems so expensive and Facebook Marketplace is booming big time but is it actually safe?
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by personal finance expert Amanda Morrall from Simplicity.kiwi.
We ask the question around University and education. Is it still the way to go for a successful future? We put the questions to our expert.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Shane Solly (Director at Harbour Asset Management)
We dive into the issue of ethical investing, can you actually get good returns compared to the more seedy stocks?
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Tom Hartmann from sorted.org.nz.
We dive into the issue of health insurance. With the DHB's totally booked up and constant pressure on the public sector is it time we started seriously looking at Health Insurance as an option?
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial Advisor Martin Hawes.
We dive into the discussion around prenups. Do they strengthen or ruin relationships?
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Multi-Asset Specialist Chris Di Leva.
We discuss the issue of retirement funds. Are we relying to much on KiwiSaver and the tradition capital gains to get us through?
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This week we learned that New Zealand's gross debt is $571.04 billion, or $115,000 a head.
That's about 16 per cent higher than it was three years ago when the NZ Herald started its tally.So we talked to Amanda Morrall about debt on a household level - how much is too much? And what kind of debt should we avoid?
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Social media superstar Wendy Thompson joins the Weekend Collective to talk about the best way to promote your business online.
She has the best tips on choosing the platform the best suits you, how to get good reviews online, and how online shops follow you around the internet.
This week on the show were were joined by Malcolm Knight Financial Advisor from threefold.co.nz
We dive into the issue of credit card interest rates and why they are so high?
Are the banks justified in charging such high premiums for borrowing money?
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The Government is putting pressure on the private sector to increase the number of women on boards as it breaks through another record for women in the state sector.
Cecila Robinson is one of New Zealand’s most successful young entrepreneurs. She joined The Weekend Collective to discuss the issue.
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Retirement has become an outdated concept for 140,000 New Zealanders who have reached 65 and are still clocking in to work.
And those in the workforce face a future without the dream of long holidays and time on the golf course, with just one in five people working today expect to retire by 65.
Personal finance specialist Amanda Morrall joins The Weekend Collective to discuss the issue.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial Adviser Carissa Fairbrother from www.rivialwealth.co.nz.
Around 450,000 people have been paying the wrong tax rate on KiwiSaver and other investments. We find out why this has occurred and who's at fault?
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Business industry heads say the budget delivered no surprises and there was little to get excited about, aside from a new $300 million investment fund.
Director, Advisor, Consultant and Author at Pinpoint Business Bob Weir joins The Weekend Collective to give his reaction to this year's so called "well-being' Budget and what impact it will have on small businesses across the country.
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State-owned Kiwibank will stop accepting cheques by February 28, 2020 and won't issue new cheque or deposit books after September 28 this year.
Independent Financial Advisor, Wealth Coach and author Martin Hawes joined The Weekend Collective to explain how the older generation could be impacted by the potential changes to our banking system.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by financial expert Tom Hartmann from Sorted.org.nz
We look into the world of KiwiSaver and nut out why so many Kiwi's are in the wrong scheme?
Also, should you be able to cheque out your sick leave? We put the question to our expert.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined registered financial and mortgage advisor Malcolm Knight.
We discuss the issue of working for free is it just exploitation or fantastic opportunity? We also tackle the OCR rates being cut this week. What does this mean for first-time buyers?
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by business strategy specialist Logan Wedgewood.
We look at the hot topic of Loan Sharks and the Governments announcement not to cap interest rates.
Also, are we steering down the barrel of another rescission? We put the questions to the expert.
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This week on Smart Money we were joined by Financial advisor Lisa Dudson.
We discuss whether or not its worth spending extra on ethical products? A number of consumers feel they aren't up to standard or regular products?
We also touch the hidden fees that are catching people out.
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This week on Smart Money we hit the topic of Afterpay. The new way that people are buying up large without the need for saving.
Are Afterpay sites creating a slippery slope for financial debt? We put the questions to CFFC's Community Manager Peter Cordtz.
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This week on Smart Money we discuss the hype behind the magic numbers and power ball.
Lotto has become the weekly entertainment for many Kiwis but is it really as harmless as it seems?
We get the inside word from financial advisor Carissa Fairbrother.
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This week on Smart Money we look back at the times you'd probably rather forget.
What are the financial blunders that have shaped your life and made you rethink your money habits?
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Award wining financial writer Scott Pape joined the show to share his wisdom about share investments.
Listen above to learn the not-so-secret secrets.
Threefold financial advisor Malcolm Knight joined the Weekend Collective today to answer your questions on the Governments new Capital Gains Tax. Listen for Malcolms tips and tricks on how to navigate an uncertain financial future.
Mary Holm is the author of 'Rich Enough? A Laid-Back Guide for Every Kiwi', a critically acclaimed financial guide for the average kiwi.
She joined The Weekend Collective to chat about the new FIRE (Financial Independence , Retire Early) movement which has been getting attention. Is retiring early a good option?
Also we looked at Kiwi Saver, does it need some work?
The Government is considering changes to how drugs are advertised.
A complaint from visiting cancer expert Richard Sullivan has prompted the move by the Government.
Sullivan told Radio New Zealand that some of the treatments advertised here simply don't do what they are promoted as doing, labelling some of them as "simple quackery".
Chair of the New Zealand Medical Association Kate Baddock told The Weekend Collective that our drug advertising laws are well past their used by date.
"We and the States are the only countries where there is direct consumer advertising of prescription drugs, and that should end."
She says that when people see an advertisement, they become fixated on what they want and think it's what they need.
"In fact, that drug could be totally inappropriate for a number of reasons."
Baddock says that most doctors end up wasting time having to convince them why they shouldn't use it.
She says that she would simply remove the advertising, as other every other country does, and it would save us time and money.
The Weekend Collective has new expert Dr Ayesha Scott in the studio for Smart Money.
She’s talking finances in relationships, and the gender difference in how we spend money.
First up, callers ask how how to tackle money when you’re in an 'international romance', and also covers the best way to handle Kiwisaver as you approach retirement.
This week on Smart Money we were joined by CFFC community manager Peter Cordtz.
We discuss the pro's and con's of raising the minimum wage... will it just raise the cost of living?
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The benefits of being paid weekly compared to being paid monthly is a hot topic of conversation for workers across the country.
Is it better to get a smaller amount of money every few weeks, enough to keep you going and even give yourself some extra spending money for the odd treat.
Or is being paid a bigger lump sum every month actually a better way of getting people who like to make impulse purchases to save more?
Investment author and columnist Mary Holm joins The Weekend Collective to give her expert insight on the issue.
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This week on Smart Money we change things up a little - Sam Wallace from Driven.co.nz joins us to chat all things cars!
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Is buying a car brand new actually worth it?
How not to lose money when selling your vehicle?
EV Cars - Are they just a nice fluffy dream? Or a reality?
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An article has come out firing that in order have a comfortable retirement you will need 10x your average income...
We put the question to Resident blogger from Sorted.org.nz Tom Hartmann
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This week we were joined by financial adviser Carissa Fairbrother from rivalwealth.co.nz
We tackle the tough question of whether or not to lend money to friends and family? How risky can it be?
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This week we were joined by business advisor and author Bob Weir.
We dive into the issue of why so many SME businesses fail here in NZ?
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Financial advisor Lisa Dudson from Acumen.co.nz joined us on the show this week!
We discuss the most effective way of asking for a pay rise? How do you tell your employer you're worth the extra cash?
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This week on the show we were joined by Financial advisor Martin Hawes.
The law commision has come up with proposed ideas to overhaul the old 50/50 split of assets during a divorce.
We discuss what effect this will have on the future of marriages?
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This week we were joined by financial advisor Carissa Fairbrother from rivalwealth.co.nz
We discuss the proposed idea of changing the minimum residency requirements for NZ Super from 10 years to at least 20 years. Is this fair?
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This week we were joined by resident blogger Tom Hartmann at sorted.org.nz
It's what every online shopper has been dreading, the added GST onto their purchases - We debate whether or not this is just revenue gathering from the Government or a great move for local retailers?
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This week we were joined by Lisa Dudson from Acumen.co.nz.
We discuss the issue surrounding loan sharks and the Government's attempt to regulate the industry.
Will they always have a place in our communities?
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This week we were joined by founder of www.acumen.co.nz Lisa Dudson.
We dive into the tricky area of shared funds with loved ones. What's the best way to manage money when entering into a marriage or serious relationship? Are shared accounts doomed?
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This week we were joined by financial coach Martin Hawes to discuss Kiwisaver ethics and how do you haggle while not being a jerk?
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This week we were joined by financial coach Martin Hawes to discuss all things insurance.
What should we be insuring and what should we be kicking to the curb with our hard earned money?
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This week we were joined by resident blogger and financial expert Tom Hartmann from sorted.org.nz to talk all things finance
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This week we were joined by resident blogger and financial expert Tom Hartmann from sorted.org.nz to talk all things finance - This week were stirred the pot with whether or not you should be planning ahead by getting a will? Is it worth it and what does it actually cover?
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This week on finance we were joined by founder of www.acumen.co.nz Lisa Dudson. We pose the questions are loyalty schemes worth it or just one big hoax?
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This week we were joined by 'Cooking the Books' podcast host Frances Cook. We discussed the hot topic of subscriptions and what are people kicking to the kerb?
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This week we were joined by financial advisor Martin Hawes to discuss the age old question, who pays on the first date? Men or women?
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This week on finance we were joined by founder of www.acumen.co.nz Lisa Dudson. We bring up the 'hot' debate of whether or not attractive people get an easier ride in life?
Journalist and host of the top rating financial podcast Frances Cook joined us this week!
We dive into your worst bank experiences and what age should you retire at?
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Lots of stories making headlines throughout the week regarding Kiwi workers being denied jobs due to their age. Are they seen as non-financially profitable for companies?
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Personal Finance pod-caster Francis Cook joined us this week to discuss the importance of university degrees. Are they still relevant and financially worth it?
We also touch on the 'bank of mum and dad' - Do you share money with close friends and family? What are the dangers of doing so?
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Mary Holm, a personal finance columnist for the Weekend Herald, joins the Weekend Collective for their finance hour this week.
They're asking how have you dealt with different attitudes to money in a relationship? Plus, how do you succeed in saving?
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Lisa Dudson is in with the Weekend Collective for the weekly financial chat.
This week, they are discussing whether becoming a cashless society is dangerous? In other words, do we spend more money when we don't carry cash.
Also, how do you save more money at the supermarket?
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Petrol prices have been the subject of countless headlines over the past few months, with increasing prices and the added petrol tax.
Cameron Bagrie of bagrieeconomics.co.nz joined the Weekend Collective to discuss whether we can expect to see prices continue to skyrocket.
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Financial advisor Elizabeth Blake from enableMe joins the show to talk all things money, including who worries more about money? It may surprise you.
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