Savings & Investment

Facing divorce or widowhood is never easy, and when it happens later in life, the emotional impact can be compounded by practical concerns—especially finances.

Retirement often feels decades away, especially for teenagers or young adults. Yet the truth is, the earlier your children start saving, the easier and more secure their later years can be.

As Christmas approaches, many grandparents start thinking about gifts that mean more than what’s wrapped under the tree.

For Kiwis in their 50s and 60s, this stage of life is a critical period to make decisions to shape retirement security and day-to-day financial stability.

In NZ, women tend to retire with smaller KiwiSaver balances. Discover some things women should think about, particularly approaching retirement.

Before gifting money to friends or family, it’s worth asking yourself a few questions to ensure your gift really has the positive impact you hope for.

A KiwiSaver survey shows, while recent government changes to KiwiSaver have frustrated many investors, most remain committed to their long-term goals.

August was Sorted’s Money Month, and the 2025 theme was financial resilience. A timely nudge to check how prepared we are for unexpected expenses.

As a grandparent, you may want to help get your grandchild into the routine of saving. If you do, our tips can be a way to start.

Simplifying your life — from daily routines to spending habits — can reduce costs, ease stress, and bring more freedom without feeling like sacrifice.