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As you review your expenses, you can mark those that are fixed. This can help you plan ahead for the more predictable things.
You can look at putting $0.00 into a separate account each week to keep your fixed expenses covered. Theyre more predictable.
Are any of these must-haves for you? Review each one and mark those that are truly 'needs'.
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Where do you want to be? What are your priorities? Setting targets help you aim your money to reach your goals in life.
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Putting your money into a fund like KiwiSaver – so it’s pooled with other people’s money and invested for you – is an easy way to get started with investing.
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Do you get what you pay for? The finance world doesn’t always work like that.
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Investing is all about buying things that put money back into our pockets. Sound intimidating? It’s really not.
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When it comes to KiwiSaver, the more you put in, the more you will get out of the scheme. But how much should you contribute?
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Even if you’ve been in KiwiSaver for a while, your fund may not be a good fit. It’s best to check.
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Refinancing (also called remortgaging) is a great opportunity to save thousands on interest and finish paying off your home more quickly.
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As borrowers, we’ve actually got far more options than we typically realise when it comes to reshaping mortgages a bit more in our favour.
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There are many types of mortgages, each with its own interest rate, fees and flexibility. Let’s break some of the terms down…
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Getting a deposit together takes careful planning, saving and investing. Let’s break it down into steps.
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That first rung on the housing ladder can feel far out of reach at first, but KiwiSaver can bring it that much closer as you save and invest for a home of your own.
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As you put your money to work, how much risk is right for you? It depends on your personality, situation and the timeframe you’re investing for. Build your investor profile here.
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Are you saving a bit at a time, or for a goal you have? This tool lets you see how quickly your savings add up, especially with the power of compound interest over time.
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Many goals in life need money and a plan – this goal-setting tool helps you take the first steps to make them happen.
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A budget (or money plan) is really just a simple plan for your spending.
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Buy now pay later loans can be a helpful way to spread out the cost of something in instalments. But they are debt and can lead to trouble.
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How quickly could you be debt free? When you are ready to tackle your loans, this tool collects all the debt you’re carrying and shows you the fastest way out.
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Taking out a new loan to wrap all your existing debts together and pay them off at once can get you out of debt faster and save you heaps… as long as you’re not running up even more debt in the meantime.
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Staying in debt is not sustainable over time (it keeps you from getting ahead). Here’s the quickest way to get out… and stay out.
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If you’re just thinking about a loan or applying for credit, read on for the key things to know ahead of time.
For personalised help, reach out via the MoneyTalks free money helpline on 0800 345 123, live chat, email, or text 4029. You can even use them anonymously.
Money is tight at times. There are good options available to help.
Prices have been going up all around us, and we know that it’s tough out there right now. Here’s some support to help make your money stretch as far as possible.
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When done right, a budget can give you a plan for your money while making sure you can still spend on the things you want to.
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Sounds great – but isn’t that what happens every time I get paid?
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Many of us struggle with buying things we don’t need. Understanding what’s driving that can help us get our money under control.
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Budgets help us plan where our money should be going, but it’s also important to track where our money actually goes.
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