Let’s imagine you own a successful business – a car dealership, perhaps. One day, you see on the news that the owner of a car dealership is being
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Your Kids Will Be Worth $100 Million If You Do This One Thing
Do you know how much the US stock market has returned over the last 100 years? 10.4% per year. That is an astonishing return for an index. Most
Understand This, And You’ll Be Worth MILLIONS
In the 1920’s, there lived a man named Edward Bernays. Edward was the nephew of psychologist Sigmund Freud, and became a marketing genius, before corporate marketing was really
Save More Or Earn More? Which One’s Better?
What’s the best way to increase your financial situation? There are two camps. One camp says you should be frugal and save more, while the other camp says
Why You Haven’t Mastered Money (And How You Can)
Why do most people die broke? It’s an interesting phenomenon. If we live out our life expectancy, most of us have 84 years to amass a comfortable fortune.
The #1 Thing That Determines How Rich You Become
While personal finance advice can take you in many directions, generally the underlying theme is the same. Acquire some kind of assets so that you can build up
What Does Your “Financially Free” Life Look Like (And Are You Already There?)
I recently had a call with a new coaching client. When asked this question, her answer was: Full-time vanlife around New Zealand & Australia. Visiting friends and whanau
How To Get Paid For Stocks You Don’t Even Own!
Imagine this: You see a stock you like. It’s trading for $50 a share. You want to buy it for $45 per share. So you simply tell your
How To Retire Early (And Rich) In New Zealand
How does one retire early in New Zealand? On this site you will read a lot of advice about savings, FIRE, reducing the costs of your car and
Why Cars Are One Of The Worst Purchases You Can Make
Many years ago, I saw a 60 Minutes interview floating around the internet with Jeff Bezos. Interviewer: “Amazon just reached a valuation of $30 billion. That means you’re
5% Term Deposits! Should I Invest?
Right now at most banks across New Zealand, you can lock in term deposits for 5 years at over 5% p.a. Are these a good investment? First of
Good Debt Versus Bad Debt: What’s The Difference?
You might have heard these terms thrown around.But how do you know if debt is good or bad?The distinction is actually very simple.If you go into debt for
$10 Can Build An Empire
Try to think of your wealth as an empire. To build an empire, you require bricks. Think of every $10 note as a brick. You can either spend
The US Government Is In 31 Trillion Of Debt – Here’s How It Affects You
A couple weeks back the US government raised their debt ceiling (the amount of debt they’re allowed to have) again. Had they not raised the debt ceiling, the
Why The Rich Will ALWAYS Stay Rich (And How You Can Too)
Getting rich is not complicated. It’s actually the simplest formula in the world. It comes back to that old phrase – follow the money. Because what does it
Sharesies Review: An Honest Look At New Zealand’s Popular New Share Broker
the important stuffStocks available: US, Aus, NZBrokerage fees: 1.9%Foreign exchange fees: 0.5%Minimum order: $1Sharesies is a NZ share broking service. They offer shares in the US, Australia and
What Is The Starbucks Experiment?
In the personal finance space, especially among the frugal living and FIRE advocates, the subject of coffee comes up a lot.Seriously - all the time.This is because there
Why Are Interest Rates Going Up In New Zealand?
Interest rates have been going up in New Zealand since the government started raising them in October 2021.But why does the government raise and drop interest rates?And how
Why Your Circle Is Important (And How To Build It)
When I was a teenager my group of friends were really into cars. Every time a car drove past they would say "Wow did you see that Supra! OMG
7 Simple Rules That Will Make You A Millionaire
Buy Things That Go Up In Value One of the simplest rules of building wealth is to only go into debt for things that go up in value.
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