First, let's address something many are feeling but few are saying: sometimes, it's hard to stay optimistic. Whether you're grappling with a sickness, personal setbacks, or disappointing weekend, it's hard to keep in mind that over the long term, there are wins as well as losses. For the most part, rest and medication can work,
So, the 20th century was all about oil. It was the black gold that fueled economies and built empires. But it also left us with a legacy of carbon emissions that we're now grappling with in an attempt to change the temperature of the earth. Some view green investment as a no brainer, yet others
Redefining Wealth: How Fixing Money Can Transform Our World In today's episode of The Everyday Investor Podcast, we have a fascinating and insightful conversation with Cody Ellingham, a New Zealand photographic artist, writer, and host of The Transformation of Value Podcast. We explore a wide range of topics, from the core principles of Austrian economics
The world of investing offers various styles and strategies to accommodate each investor's preferences, risk tolerance, and financial goals. Today, we'll dive into the fascinating realm of passive investing and contrast it with its more active counterpart. I've explored both passive and active investing strategies within my portfolio, and I encourage you to take a
Secure Your Family's Future: Start Building Your Wealth Nest Today! In an uncertain world, where rising costs and falling asset values abound, wealth generation rooted in strong personal finance is the best stance to take. Why just cope when you can thrive? We’re here to tell you about a life-changing strategy to protect your family's
Worked in Aussie? You may have unclaimed super money sitting with the Australian Tax Office, which isn’t being invested. If you’re a New Zealand permanent resident or citizen who has worked in Australia at any point in the last 20 years, you may have unclaimed super money (USM) held by the Australian Tax Office (ATO).
If you have kids born between the mid-to-late 1990s and the early 2010's, you may be somewhere in the zone of watching them transition out on their own. These digital natives were the first generation to grow up with access to technology, and being online before being able to read or write was normal for them. Because
Te Whare Tapa Whā If you're ever to ask me what the best life insurance policy is, I will tell you the truth. A healthy lifestyle. But what does that mean? Because health doesn’t just mean the absence of sickness. It means that we're thriving, both physically and mentally. The wider effects this has on
If I hear the word 'unprecedented' one more time this year I'm drinking one of the 4-litre containers of hand sanitizer under my sink. As with much of noise we've surrounded ourselves with this year, this year I've really learnt that pessimism is more expensive than optimism. We've seen this play out with our KiwiSaver
With the aim of 'increasing wealth for the Everyday Kiwi', Darcy Ungaro launched this podcast almost 2 years ago. Each week, the subscribers to the NZ Everyday Investor podcast consistently increases, and is one of NZ's most popular, award-winning, podcasts. More 'Everyday' Kiwi's from all walks of life have than ever, have been exposed to
