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14 October 2026
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Real-life read 25th anniversary special: Brendan

Brendan grew up with the Sorted mouse, used Sorted’s calculators on the way to buying his first home and later helped build the 6 Sorted steps. He looks back on 25 years of Sorted.

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30 September 2026
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25 for 25: money moves from Sorted since 2001

Twenty-five years ago, Sorted launched as the first free, independent money guide in Aotearoa. To celebrate, here are 25 lessons from our first 25 years. 

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7 September 2026
Reading time: 5 minutes

Stuck in a default KiwiSaver fund? It may be costing you.

Been in a default KiwiSaver fund for a few years? You probably have not lost much money, but you may have missed some growth. Here’s how to switch if you need to.

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31 July 2026
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Where should you keep your emergency fund? Why a separate account wins

Does your emergency fund need its own account? Not strictly, but it helps. Here’s why a separate account works, where to keep it, and how to set one up.

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1 July 2026
Reading time: 5 minutes

Your bank data is yours. Here’s how to put it to work.

Thanks to open banking, it’s easier than ever to connect apps safely to your bank data and make your money move the way you want it to. 

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