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Māori Millionaire Podcast

Te Kahukura Boynton
Mindset
Personal Finance
Financial Literacy
Mental Health
Entrepreneurship
Money Mindset
Wealth Gap
Kiwisaver
Self-Improvement
Budgeting
Financial Stability
Financial Management
Emergency Fund
Business Growth
Māori Millionaire
Debt Management
Personal Development
Money Management
Māori Culture
Investment

Te Kahukura Boynton is the founder of Māori Millionaire and a passionate advocate for closing the wealth gap. At just 18, she began documenting her personal journey with money and mindset on social media, quickly building a powerful platform and thriving business. Since then, she has spoken to thousands across Aotearoa, authored the first personal finance book written by a Māori author, and earned... more

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Latest Episodes

Welcome to How We Money, a six-part series by Māori Millionaire and ANZ designed to help everyday people feel more confident with money.

In this episode, Te Kahukura is joined by financial wellbeing expert Shelley Palman to unpack debt, financial st... more

How do you gain 50,000 followers in just 3 months?

In this episode, I break down exactly what helped me grow my audience by 50k followers, including the mindset shifts, content strategies, and habits that made the biggest difference.

We cover:

✨ H... more

Everyone wants to make money online.

But most people are focusing on the wrong things.

In this episode, I break down the lessons I've learned building multiple income streams online, growing an audience, and turning content into a business.

We cov... more

Welcome to How We Money, a six-part series by Māori Millionaire and ANZ designed to help everyday people feel more confident with money.

In Episode 4, Te Kahukura sits down with Tegan Yorwrarth, Mai FM radio host known for keeping it real and bringi... more

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Shelley Palman
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Episode: How to Get Out of Debt in NZ: Pay Off Debt, Reduce Financial Stress & Build Wealth
Tegan Yowrath
29-year-old radio host at Mai FM with a growing online presence; multi-haceted media and business entrepreneur
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Episode: How Tegan Yorwarth Bought her first home in her 20s
Aaliyah Tainui
Investment Advisor, ANZ Bank
ANZ Bank
Episode: Everything you need to know about KiwiSaver in 2026: How We Money
Jake Nicholson
Private banker at ANZ and financial advisor
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Episode: How We Money: Surprising things I learned with a Private Banker (clients with $1.5M+)
Brad Olsen
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Episode: What the Middle East Conflict Means for New Zealand’s Economy | Brad Olsen Explains Petrol Prices, KiwiSaver & Stagflation
Sarah Robb
Financial planner and facilitator at Keep the Change
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Episode: I invested nearly $2k to do a workshop. Here's what I learned.
Iyia Liu
Entrepreneur and founder featured in the episode
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Episode: From $300 a week to $3.5M: Iyia Liu and Financial Wellbeing
Elisha Tamasi
Founder of Polynesian Life Coach, self-love and confidence coach
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Episode: How to Build Confidence & Self-Love with Polynesian Life Coach Elisha Tamasi
Sabby Jey
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Episode: 150 - Viral Boujee on a Budget creator Sabby Jey shares her tips

Host

Te Kahukura Boynton
Host of Māori Millionaire and related series; founder of Māori Millionaire; widely recognized for sharing money mindset, wealth-building strategies, and culturally grounded financial education.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 221 ratings
  • Awesome, relatable content!

    Have followed your Insta for a while and just started listening to your pod cast - love how easy to understand and relatable your content is to listen to! Ka pai tō mahi!! 🤗

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    NWWA2016
    New Zealanda year ago
  • Very good advice🤑💵💰

    I remember seeing your lecture at the young leader conference in NZ.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Someone who likes this show
    New Zealand2 years ago
  • So easy to learn!

    I left school in 2020 to go to uni with grants and scholarships that I spent on useless things which quickly left me broke for 2 years. A young adult with no financial literacy, nor drive and I struggled (still am) but it’s only now I want to make a change. I relate to so much things and it’s easy to understand which is only making me more excited to learn more!

    Apple Podcasts
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    033426
    New Zealand3 years ago
  • Informative show

    Great show - I’ve learnt lots from it!

    Apple Podcasts
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    tman_95
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Love them!!

    Tama and kahu just make finance so simple!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    suzybrown55
    New Zealand4 years ago

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Culturally resonant and empowering financial education.
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How to Get Out of Debt in NZ: Pay Off Debt, Reduce Financial Stress & Build Wealth
Q: Could you explain the difference between good debt and bad debt?
Good debt is borrowing to acquire something that increases value or income potential (like a student loan or a business loan) and is manageable with purpose; bad debt is consumer debt that depreciates in value or is high-interest and short-term, such as certain credit cards or buy-now-pay-later loans.
How to Get Out of Debt in NZ: Pay Off Debt, Reduce Financial Stress & Build Wealth
Q: What are the first steps someone should take to start their debt repayment journey?
Begin by writing everything down to understand the full extent of the debt, identify all balances and monthly repayments, and then choose a debt attack plan (consolidation, avalanche, or snowball) that reduces stress and provides a clear path to payoff.
How We Money: Surprising things I learned with a Private Banker (clients with $1.5M+)
Q: What advice would you give to someone who wants to start investing later in life?
It's not too late; the key is to begin as soon as possible, leverage compounding over time, and focus on a long-term strategy that includes will planning and passing on wealth to future generations if appropriate.
How We Money: Surprising things I learned with a Private Banker (clients with $1.5M+)
Q: Can you share some of the first steps someone should take for a beginner to start investing?
Start with solid savings, separate accounts for different purposes, then set clear goals and timeframes; consider long-term options like KiwiSaver or diversified investment funds managed by experts, and gradually build up through consistent contributions and education.
How We Money: Surprising things I learned with a Private Banker (clients with $1.5M+)
Q: So I guess to get us started, what actually is investing?
Investing is multifaceted, including financial investments but also investing in yourself, health, and education; it is about using money as a tool to build financial freedom and enable you to help the people you care about.

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A practical, action-oriented show focused on closing the wealth gap through money mindset, financial literacy, and accessible wealth-building strategies. Episodes cover homeownership strategies, KiwiSaver and investing, budgeting and savings systems, insurance, and personal branding as a path to income. Guests tend to be finance professionals, entrepreneurs, and high-growth business owners who share real-world tactics, mindset shifts, and culturally grounded perspectives aimed at helping listeners build sustainable wealth while balancing wellbeing. A notable strength is translating complex concepts into doable steps, with emphasis on community, whānau wellbeing, and responsible wealth creation in a Māori context. Listeners can expect clear ... more

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2. Tegan Yowrath
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4. Jake Nicholson
5. Brad Olsen
6. Sarah Robb
7. Iyia Liu
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