
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

We are back with Shelley Palman from enable.me to dissect the reality of living with a million-dollar mortgage.
With interest rates creeping back up, we talk through the power of splitting loans into tranches, scraping debt off the top using revolvi... more
We all set massive financial goals, but why is it so hard to stick to them?
In the very first edition of 'The Money Brief’, Reagan sits down with Rebecca Starkey from Enable Me to look into the psychology of goal setting.
We discuss why relying on ... more
We all want to boost our earning power, but asking the boss for a pay rise can feel bloody terrifying.
In this episode, host Reagan sits down with psychologist Sara Chatwin to break down why money chats trigger our anxiety and how we can flip the sc... more
Wait, so doomscrolling may actually be helping our country?
This week, we caught up with Economist Brad Olsen to talk about the newest report on TikTok's contributions to New Zealand - particularly the economy.
Brad speaks on the specific findings ... more
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Great content very relatable
Undoubtedly season 1 was the best season. It was raw, personal, insightful. I really enjoyed it. The show has diversified now in terms of content and in some ways, that’s good. It’s enjoyable to hear from various experts. But the personal element has been lost. In a previous season they were supposed to follow the journey of other people with financial woes but they seem to have disappeared. For me, I would like to see them help others, all cars on the table, over the course of a season to get g... more
Thanks so much for putting this together, the information is SSSOOOO useful and explained in a way that is helpful and easy to understand. Love your work team 👍🏼
Punishing music breaks every few minutes just for them to comeback and repeat themselves.
Loving the content and your open and honest money journey 🙏
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A NZ-focused money podcast that blends practical personal finance with real-world business stories. Episodes regularly explore money mindset, retirement planning, and financial literacy, often through guests who are industry experts, policy advocates, or entrepreneurs sharing tangible strategies. Notable episodes dive into the economics of touring for a major band, retirement and KiwiSaver, and family financial planning, all anchored by a candid host who weaves in personal money journeys. The show stands out for its down-to-earth approach, actionable tips, and willingness to tackle systemic issues like housing costs, consumer rights, and financial abuse with both empathy and rigor. Potential listeners will likely appreciate concrete takeawa... more
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Recent guests on Where's My Money? include:
1. Sara Chatwin
2. Brad Olsen
3. Merritt Watson
4. Sarah Chatwin
5. Elise Delrymple-Keese
6. Shelly Pellman
7. Ashley Jones
8. Sarah Page
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