When is enough, enough?
For many people, the early stages of wealth building are straightforward. You work hard, pay down debt, build investments, grow your income and focus on creating financial security for your family. But at some point, the question changes. Instead of asking “How can I accumulate more?” you begin asking “What is all this money actually . . .
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Getting older? How a higher excess could help you keep your health insurance
In a story published by Stuff in December of 2025 an issue faced by thousands of older New Zealanders was brought to light… A 73-year-old widowed pensioner, living on $2,153 a month, had watched her health insurance premium jump from $522 to $715 in a single year – that’s an increase of $193 per month . . .
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Lessons from 100 years of capitalism
If you had invested in the US share market over the past century, you would have participated in one of the greatest wealth creation stories ever recorded. A dollar broadly invested in the US share market 100 years ago would have compounded by a staggering 1,500,000% over the course of the century. It’s an extraordinary . . .
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