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What the April KiwiSaver changes mean for you
KiwiSaver's getting its biggest shake-up in years. Find out what's new from 1 April, and what difference it will make for you long term.
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An emergency fund can be a real game-changer, covering unexpected costs when they crop up, so you stress less.
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Real-life read: Shristi
In our series exploring people’s real experiences with money, Shristi Singh shares how she was able to become a homeowner while also navigating the financial challenges of being a new immigrant.
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What the April 2026 changes bring to your KiwiSaver future
Change is here! Employees are stepping up contributions to at least 3.5%, employers are too, and 16-year-olds now get matching contributions from employers and government as well.
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Real-life read: Tāwera
In our series exploring people’s real experiences with money, high school teacher Tāwera shares how family, discipline, and patience shape his financial choices.
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International Women’s Day: why money still matters for wāhine
This International Women's Day, here's what the data says about wāhine and money in Aotearoa.
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Fintech money apps that make it easier to build momentum with your money
Which of the latest fintech apps will help you get ahead financially?
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Picking a career that’ll pay for a life you’ll love
Struggling to know which career path to go down? Here’s why ‘passion’ shouldn’t be your only criteria.
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Real-life read: Sarah
In our series exploring people’s real experiences with money, family lawyer Sarah Mason shares how witnessing the financial outcomes of divorce in her job has inspired a passion for women’s financial independence.
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Why savers get to stay $100,000 safer these days
The Depositor Compensation Scheme protects our savings in the unlikely event our bank, building society, credit union or finance company falls over.
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Financial education arrives in NZ schools: what money skills will your child learn in 2026?
New Zealand students will learn financial education in school from 2026 from Years 0 to 10. Find out what your child will learn about money, compound interest and budgeting – plus free tools to support learning at home.
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Real-life read: Eliza
In our series exploring people’s real experiences with money, Eliza shares how she found a balance between spending and saving – allowing her to buy her first home in her 20s while still spending on things that bring her joy.
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