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Keep The Change

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Keep The Change - improving Kiwis financial literacy. Ever wanted to learn more about money, the economy, finances and how to have a better financial life? Now you can. This is one of New Zealand's leading financial learning podcasts. I (Luke) wanted to share insights from my life, my role as a Chartered Accountant with successful and failing clients as well as a look at all of the dumb sh!t I hav... more

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Darren's not your typical bakery owner, he loves the warriors, uses social media to promote his business and sells his pies for close to double what other bakeries do, and importantly, its working well for him.

In this episode we're breaking down e... more

I remember my first job. I was about 12 years old, riding around on a one-speed BMX delivering junk mail. New World coupon books were always a test on how many the back and backpack could hold at one time before I needed to reload. I made a video goi... more

There is a pretty good chance KiwiSaver has just passed $150 billion. The latest numbers from Morningstar as at 30 June 2026 had KiwiSaver at $147.7 billion invested. Since 30 June, sharemarkets have continued trending up and US markets have recently... more

In this conversation, I sat down with Susannah Batley, GM of Business at Sharesies, to talk about how employees are building wealth through shares in the companies they work for.

We get into what the future paypacket is in New Zealand, why salary a... more

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Recent Guests

Sus Batley
General Manager for Business at Sharesies
Sharesies
Episode: Employee Share Schemes: What Every Kiwi Should Know
James Blair
Financial advisor, Lighthouse Financial
Lighthouse Financial
Episode: MM 329 - ‘I’ll Wait Until After The Election’ (What, To Build Wealth?)
Yannick Torellen
Staff Chief Property Correspondent at Stuff
Stuff
Episode: MM 328 - Buying Your First Home? Ask Yourself These Questions
Mike Casey
Founder of Rewiring NZ; electric cherry orchard farmer; energy advocate
Rewiring NZ / Electric Cherry Orchard
Episode: Is Solar The Best Investment In New Zealand Right Now?
Huia Pocklington
Listener to the podcast who visits the studio for an in-depth conversation
Episode: A KTC Listeners Journey With Money - Huia Pocklington
Simon Rolland
Entrepreneur, investor and former CEO of Aurora Financial
Aurora Financial (ex-CEO)
Episode: Making $400k at 24 and Millions in his 30’s. What’s It Like?
Amy (Leverage)
Amy from Leverage, money-coaching/financial planning
Leverage
Episode: LIVE: My Financial Plan & Beliefs Exposed with a Financial Planner
Scott Nixon
GM of Personal for Sharesies
Sharesies
Episode: Sharesies Answer Your Questions About Their New Investback Debit Card
Michael Rehm
Leading property researcher at University of Auckland
University of Auckland
Episode: New Zealand Property Market: Whats Really Happening?

Hosts

Luke
Host of Keep The Change; discusses personal finance, economics, and shares practical money insights.
Mikey
Co-host focusing on practical wealth-building, business strategy, and financial literacy.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 3.1k ratings
  • So Good

    Always good to keep learning no matter how old you are. Really enjoy these podcasts, learning more lessons, keeping up with the change in business in NZ. Taking and implementing small things when appropriate. Keep up the great work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Geotub
    New Zealanda year ago
  • Don’t bother

    Such poor vocabulary, very painful to listen to, nothing groundbreaking

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Mayonnaise😎
    New Zealanda year ago
  • Great free financial education

    Good non biased advice with genuine intentions

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GeoffTNZ
    New Zealanda year ago
  • keep it up Luke (and Mikey)!

    10/10 always. So informative and can’t wait to see the pod keep growing and influence more people to keep ✨stacking cash✨

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vivconway_
    Australiaa year ago
  • Good job

    I’ve learnt heaps from Luke and Mikey. Well done you guys rock!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    pyzy001
    New Zealanda year ago

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Many find the hosts' no-nonsense, practical approach helpful for real-life financial decisions.

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How Ashby Pies Sells 2,000 Pies A Week For $13 Each
Q: Where do you see content going for hospitality brands like Ashby Pies?
Content will become more targeted and sophisticated, possibly with paid structures; personal branding plus consistent, high-quality content will continue to drive discovery and loyalty, while collaborations will be more strategic and value-driven.
How Ashby Pies Sells 2,000 Pies A Week For $13 Each
Q: How do you justify pricing your pies above budget bakery levels?
By showing the labor, ingredients, and care that go into each pie, customers perceive higher value; the comparison to mass-market food and the consistency of quality help justify the price.
How Ashby Pies Sells 2,000 Pies A Week For $13 Each
Q: What inspired you to start creating content around pies and the Warriors?
Darren explains that pivoting to pies came from COVID constraints and the need to sell more to cover rent; content organically grew as people connected with the story, the product, and the authenticity of the process.
Is Solar The Best Investment In New Zealand Right Now?
Q: What are the six good decisions you recommend households make?
Decide how you heat, cook, heat water, drive, and power your home with solar and storage; then secure affordable financing, and choose energy-efficient appliances and technologies to ensure you can self-consume and store energy effectively.
Is Solar The Best Investment In New Zealand Right Now?
Q: Is solar a waste of money, or how do people figure out if it is right for them?
It's highly individual, but by running the numbers you can see whether the upfront costs are justified by fuel savings, the size of electricity demand (including EVs and hot water), and financing options; in many cases solar with storage can be financially favorable compared to continuing to pay for grid electricity.

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This show focuses on practical personal finance, money mindset, and wealth-building with a NZ-centric lens. Episodes blend actionable budgeting tips, debt reduction, and long-horizon investing with real-world stories from guests and listeners. A running thread is making complex financial concepts approachable, demystifying debt, and encouraging disciplined, repeatable steps to improve financial health. A standout element is the mix of hosts' blunt, no-nonsense style and hands-on frameworks (from budgeting to wealth-building plans), plus regular sponsor integrations tied to financial literacy. Listeners can expect pragmatic guidance, pacey takes on current economic issues, and relatable, experience-based insights rather than theory alone.

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1. Making Cents
2. The Property Academy Podcast
3. Shared Lunch
4. The Happy Saver Podcast - Personal Finance in New Zealand
5. The Dom Harvey Podcast

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1. Sus Batley
2. James Blair
3. Yannick Torellen
4. Mike Casey
5. Huia Pocklington
6. Simon Rolland
7. Amy (Leverage)
8. Scott Nixon

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