Hidden Figures

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Tūtaki mai ki a Hadley Nightingale. Hadley is a good friend of ours and also founder of NZ Property Buyers Ltd. At kura Whakarea Hadley shared his experiences and top tips on what to look for when purchasing investment properties.

Tāmati Waaka e kōrero ana mō tēnei mea te koha.

Whakarea pūtea

Transformational Change Ko Susan Stephen’s tēnei. Ko ia tētahi o ngā kaiwhakaako ki Kura Whakarea. Mortgage Advisor and champion supporting whānau to get on the property ladder.

Ko Honey tēnei and at 26years old her and her tāne are mortgage free 🥹🥹👏🏽👏🏽 I loved getting a moment to sit down with Miss Honey and have a kōrero about their pūtea journey. She’s also on TikTok normalising pūtea kōrero. Ko Money with Honey te ingoa ki Koriata.

As he gets close to retirement, pa has come to our kura to connect with other Māori in this space. He has a portfolio of 7 homes and all his tamariki are also in their own whare.

Let's talk business. It's been two years since we started our own small business. I feel now we have gotten to a phase where our wheako can add value to anyone who wants to start their side hustle, sole trading or small business. Ep 1 lays out the vision for this series. Lessgoo

In this īpāhō we talk about our own māhi experiences and things we consider when deciding whether to move on to something else or stick at it.

In this īpāhō we talk about our whāinga, purpose and vision. Our vision remains the same but the rautaki and way in which we achieve it continuously evolves.

In this īpāhō we talk about how we built our deposit for our first Whare and how we adapted our budget once we became homeowners.

Kia ora e te whānau Kua hoki mai māua ko Koroua ki ēnei mahi īpāho and we are excited with what season two has to offer. In this first episode we do a check in on where we are at, a little bit of what we have been up to and our transition in to the best chapter yet... becoming parents.

Kia ora rā e hoa mā, in this īpāhō we have a quick kōrero on our day to day spending habits, the good and the still in progress habits

Kia ora e te whānau, i tēnei īpāhō we talk about how we prepare for the holiday/summer season and the social pressures of having to spend pūtea because of all the consumer marketing hype that happens around December. We here to remind you that the new norm is simple and at peace!

Kia ora e te whānau! In this īpāhō I catch up with Rupert to go over this months stock Market update. The do’s and do nots of investing during this season.

In this īpāhō we talk about our investing journey. How we got started, our lessons and experiences along the way. We’ve been investing for about 14months and we still feel like we have a lot to learn. But as we’ve mentioned many times, experience is our greatest teacher. If you haven’t started yet I hope our kōrero encourages you to start and look a little bit more into investing. It’s easy! Holdi...

Nau mai hoki mai ki tēnei īpāhō. In todays ep we share our journey towards home ownership and property investment. In November this year we will be at the two year mark of our hoko whare journey. We are still at the beginning stages and will update our hoko whare journey as it evolves

This week we are testing out what a 'short and sharp' episode could look like. We decided to quick-fire 5 simple money tips to help as you venture into this space. 

Kia ora e te whānau, in this īpāhō we share our whakaaro on delayed gratification and whether it is taught or caught.

Kia ora e te whānau, in this īpāhō we share our wheako with negotiations, salaries and paid partnerships.

I tēnei īpāhō ka noho tahi ki a Dean, te kaiwhakahaere o te pakihi o Kernel as he unpacks some of the 101 investing terms and things to look out for. Investing kōrero is a big topic and this is one of many.

In this īpāhō we talk about how we manage our pūtea and how we have adapted the barefoot buckets to suit each season of our life.

Kia ora rā e te whānau, in this episode we sit down with Rupert Carlyon Founder of Kōura Wealth as he shares his whakaaro on some of the 101 basics of KiwiSaver.