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Are you ready to embark on a thrilling journey around the world - without breaking the bank? You don’t need to forgo your retirement savings or first home deposit to achieve your travel dreams.

In today’s fast-paced world, many people are seeking ways to supplement their income and make extra cash. Side hustles have become a popular solution, offering flexibility and the potential for significant earnings.

Sorted Money Month is back for 2024! From 1 to 31 August, Money Month’s awareness and engagement campaigns are coordinated by Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission, in partnership with the financial capability community.

Sorting out your finances might seem like an overwhelming task, but you can make a start with these 6 steps.

If you have worked in Australia anytime since 1992, then you are likely to have an Aussie Super account. You can bring that money to New Zealand and invest it into your KiwiSaver account as part of the Trans-Tasman portability arrangement.

If you want to maximise the KiwiSaver Government Contribution, please remember to check how much you have contributed to date and top up your KiwiSaver account before 30 June 2024 if you need to.

Whether it’s saving for a first home, your retirement or for a rainy day, investing wisely can help get you there - and we’re here to help you unpack it all.

When building up our financial wellbeing and wealth, insurance is super useful. Yes – there’s a cost – but consider the cost of not having insurance when you really need it.

Enrolling children in KiwiSaver at a young age can help instil good saving habits, expose them to the world of investing and provide them with a head start on their financial journey.

Let’s dive into the wonderful world of budgeting, while the "B" word might sound daunting, fear not! It's a journey worth embarking on - because you’re worth it.

Retirement: that long-awaited permanent holiday phase of life where you can relax, unwind and fill your years with special memories.

We live in such a beautiful country here in New Zealand, with its stunning landscapes, welcoming culture, and high quality of life, it is a dream destination for many.

Money and mindsets – what do they have in common?

Want to unlock that treasure chest of your future and take a peek at what’s inside?

Sarah has pulled up a seat at the Table to help flex her financial muscles and inspire other women to do the same.

Money and divorce: it’s a topic many of us have questions about - but sometimes we’re a bit afraid to ask.

Do you panic a little bit every time you hear the word "recession" in the news - but aren’t quite sure what to do about it?

Asking for a pay rise can be daunting for many, so you want to give yourself the best possible chance for the conversation to go well – which is why preparation is the key.

We said we would break down the jargon so here it is. A glossary of financial terms.

Shen Chen, a Financial Adviser in Mercer’s Advice Team, shares some of her insights for a financially-savvy future.

Introducing Leah Keys, a Mercer Investment Analyst. Check out our Q&A where Leah shares her journey into investment - and how you can get started, too.

At Mercer, improving Kiwi women’s financial wellness and wealth is at the heart of what we do.

Want to make sure your investments align with your values? Here’s how.

Getting set for retirement has never been easier.

Many women see the world of finance as a scary place...

How women can make, save and invest more money, now

Swiped that credit card a few too many times? Here’s how to work your way towards a debt-free future.

Key tips for managing money on your parental leave

Keen to kick off your investment journey but not sure how? We’ve got you covered.

Why remaining financially independent in a couple is important

The path to financial freedom starts with just a few simple steps.

Deposits, mortgage brokers, KiwiSaver withdrawals – we break down the basics of first home buying.

Start saving early and reap the financial rewards of compound interest.