Investment author and columnist Mary Holm talks to Jesse Mulligan every fortnight about her top tips for how to make your money work.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Business |
Mary Holm is on Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan which means it's time to talk money matters. This week Mary and Jess talk about emergency money. According to sorted.org, almost half the population doesn't have a rainy day savings fund, and according t... more
Mary Holm talks about insurance - and whether we are insuring the right things at the right time.
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It's that time of the year when your KiwiSaver annual statement comes out. Mary Holm explains why you should read it!
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Find out how respective Governments have helped or hindered KiwiSaver. Mary explains how over the years most government changes to KiwiSaver have made it less attractive.
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Huge thanks to Mary, whose advice has guided my family and I for many many years now. Free, awesome learning.
Mary is almost a personal financial advisor, for me now!
Great content!
Some of us haven’t had the privilege of having been brought up with financially astute parents. I remember, as a student, being told by a bank teller that I had a lot of cash in my cheque account, and it would pay me to shift it to earn more interest. I had no idea of how banking worked, other than the motto “save some, spend some”. Mary’s words of wisdom are invaluable for people like me, trying to navigate the foreign seas of investments and interest rates.
It’s great to have NZ specific financial information, and able to learn about different concepts in bite sized segments.
When I was 19 and living in NZ I was a bit lacking in hope for my future and any idea how to change that. Thankfully I came across Mary Holms NZ herald column (back when it was free haha) and 14 years later I am in such a good place financially. Not rich but secure.
Anyway thanks Mary!
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The content focuses on personal finance, investment strategies, and financial education, catering to a New Zealand audience. Episodes frequently center around topics such as KiwiSaver, insurance, mortgages, and ethical investment, often emphasizing practical advice and long-term financial planning. Unique aspects include engaging quizzes and discussions that ensure financial concepts are accessible and relevant to everyday listeners, contributing to improving financial literacy in New Zealand. Listeners can expect a blend of informative content and relatable anecdotes that aid in navigating the complexities of personal finance.
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