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Budgets are plans for your spending and saving, and this tool lets you keep track of your money coming in and going out.
Here are some key guides, tools and blogs to help you sort your everyday money.
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Reading time: 4 minutesA budget is a simple plan for your spending, but to build one you have to get an accurate idea of everything you typically spend on.
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Reading time: 12 minutesA budget is just a simple plan to steer our money and stay in control. It’s one of the best tools for getting the most out of your money.
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Reading time: 4 minutesSetting financial goals helps you focus on what you want from your money. Goals can be short or long term, small or large, but whatever size, they need to be achievable.
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Reading time: 9 minutesBeing in a relationship brings new opportunities. Working together can mean you can get further ahead – but it is important to make sure you are on the same page first and share the decision making.
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Reading time: 7 minutesIt can be tough going living payday to payday, with nothing left in between. There are steps you can take to steer your money and achieve your goals.
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Reading time: 6 minutesCreating a budget can help you decide what is important – and how you can use your money to reach your goals.
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Reading time: 4 minutesAroha’s budget keeps her in check, so she doesn’t get distracted by ‘wanting stuff’. Using a budget to talk about financial goals with her whānau gives everyone clarity about what’s important.
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Watching time: 2 minutesSetting money aside immediately each payday is the best way to save. This way you make sure saving is a priority and money really flows towards your goals.
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Time to complete: 5 minutesDid you know we all have a money personality? Uncover yours with our quiz so you can understand more about your money habits and behaviours. This’ll help you make your money decisions.
Here are some key guides, tools and blogs to help you sort your everyday money.
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A budget is a simple plan for your spending, but to build one you have to get an accurate idea of everything you typically spend on.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
A budget is just a simple plan to steer our money and stay in control. It’s one of the best tools for getting the most out of your money.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
Setting financial goals helps you focus on what you want from your money. Goals can be short or long term, small or large, but whatever size, they need to be achievable.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
Being in a relationship brings new opportunities. Working together can mean you can get further ahead – but it is important to make sure you are on the same page first and share the decision making.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
It can be tough going living payday to payday, with nothing left in between. There are steps you can take to steer your money and achieve your goals.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
Creating a budget can help you decide what is important – and how you can use your money to reach your goals.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
Aroha’s budget keeps her in check, so she doesn’t get distracted by ‘wanting stuff’. Using a budget to talk about financial goals with her whānau gives everyone clarity about what’s important.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
Setting money aside immediately each payday is the best way to save. This way you make sure saving is a priority and money really flows towards your goals.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
Did you know we all have a money personality? Uncover yours with our quiz so you can understand more about your money habits and behaviours. This’ll help you make your money decisions.
To get on your way sorting your everyday money, here are some key actions to take.
Start by adding up how much money you’ve got coming in and how much is going out. Online banking shows most of it, but receipts come in handy.
Your money tracking will give you a good idea of your habits. Now it’s time to plan your spending so you’re in control of where your money goes.
After setting a budget, it’s helpful to track your spending to stick to your plan. This way, you can see what's working and refine it over time.
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