
The Prosperity Project is a weekly personal finance podcast from the NZ Herald. Join host Nadine Higgins every Monday as she talks to experts from New Zealand and around the world about the biggest money issues to help you become more prosperous.
Follow The Prosperity Project on iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts. To get in touch with the podcast, email nadine.higgins@nzme.co.nz
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Is property investing actually dead? Investor Ilse Wolfe doesn’t think so, but she says the old way of doing it is. Ilse joins Nadine to share her strategies for making property investment work in 2026.
From surviving negative equity early on to bu... more
Now, more than ever, it might seem like a good idea to invest in an electric vehicle, but does it make sense financially?
Johnathan Sergel, the AA’s chief mobility officer, joins Nadine to dive into the costs involved with owning and running an EV,... more
Buying your first home is seen as a key milestone signifying success in your financial journey, while “just" renting is somehow seen as being behind.
But Luke Kemeys of the Keep the Change Podcast and Next Advisory sees it differently. For him, it’... more
Financial education is now embedded in maths classes for students in years 0-10, and from next year it will also form part of the social sciences curriculum. Until this year, financial education in schools has been haphazard, with research showing on... more
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I normally love your podcasts but how can uber one be sponsoring an episode about becoming mortgage faster? Seems very counterproductive
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Such an enjoyable and informative listen, delivered in a way that is easily digestible. I love that Nadine has an incredible amount of proven expertise in the finance space, it’s clear she really knows her stuff, but is skilled in delivering it in a way that those who don’t can understand. Great range of topics covered so far - there really is something for everyone!
I think we should rebrand “Retirement” - for years it feels too far off to worry about, then all of a sudden it’s looming. Great episode discussing a reader’s question and fears that it might be too late.
There are so many better money podcasts out there, don’t know why you’d bother with this boring one
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This podcast offers insights into personal finance topics that resonate with a broad audience, tackling issues such as retirement planning, mortgage strategies, and investment opportunities. The discussions frequently include expert advice on managing personal finances, understanding emerging trends like cryptocurrency, and the psychological aspects of money management, making complex financial concepts accessible to listeners. Episodes often feature guest experts from the finance industry, providing diverse perspectives on various financial challenges and solutions that listeners might encounter in their financial journeys.
Noteworthy is the focus on practical advice and real-life applications, with episodes dedicated to subjects like mor... more
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Recent guests on The Prosperity Project include:
1. Ilse Wolfe
2. Jonathan Sergel
3. Yasmin Frazer
4. Sam Dickie
5. David Very
6. Maria Slade
7. Tom Hartmann
8. Michael Vincent
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