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Need more emergency savings for your peace of mind? Let Sorted’s free Buffer builder app do it for you. It connects securely to your bank accounts, pays you first, rounds up and tops up. Just set it, forget it... and find your money at the ready when you need it.
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Everyday money
Rising prices make life a challenge and many Kiwis are struggling. Happily, there are a number of things you can do to help make saily life easier.
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KiwiSaver
Choosing the right type of KiwiSaver fund can be a difference of $130,000 at retirement, but knowing where to start is hard. We’ve made it easy for you to choose.
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Debt
Carrying a lot of debt, or even just a large one, gets heavy. Our resources help lift the load and give you a plan to pay things off and get back in control.
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Savings
Having a savings goal for yourself or your whānau is great, but having a plan and the right habits ensure you get there. We have the tools to help.
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Investing
Investing is a powerful way to grow your money towards future goals. Here’s support to supercharge your savings.
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Retirement
It can seem far off, just around the corner or here already. However near retirement is, we make it easier for you to plan ahead.
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Empower yourself with emergency savings!
An emergency fund can be a real game-changer, covering unexpected costs when they crop up, so you stress less.
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Where should you keep your emergency fund? Why a separate account wins
Does your emergency fund need its own account? Not strictly, but it helps. Here’s why a separate account works, where to keep it, and how to set one up.
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Real-life read: Evan
In our series exploring people’s real experiences with money, Evan shares the best advice he’s been ever given: “Only spend money where it really matters.”
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Your bank data is yours. Here’s how to put it to work.
Thanks to open banking, it’s easier than ever to connect apps safely to your bank data and make your money move the way you want it to.
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Dream job on social? The ad’s a scam.
Fake job ads on social media are tricking us into installing dodgy apps that drain our bank accounts. Here's how to spot the scam – and stay safe.
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Real-life read: Alex
In this sorted.org.nz blog, Alex, who moved from Russia to New Zealand about 20 years ago, talks about his spending and saving habits and the financial principles he lives by.
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Real-life read: Georgia
Georgia has used Sorted ever since 2014, when you could pick up Sorted booklets at the supermarket rather than using the tools online!
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Five things to do when your premiums surge
Insurance premiums have increased around Aotearoa, but there are ways to keep your policies affordable by being savvy about your cover and taking advantage of tools to compare rates.
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Real-life read: Gemma
In our series exploring people’s real experiences with money, Gemma shares the habits that have helped her get ahead: avoiding credit card interest, building her emergency fund and paying down her mortgage faster.
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Top 5 KiwiSaver myths worth debunking right here and now
Let’s unpack some of the most common KiwiSaver myths, and why it’s smart to be contributing as much as you can.
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How one NZ whānau bought a home together, and what they learned along the way
A single mum shares how she and her whānau rethought homeownership, used Sorted tools to build confidence, and found a different path on to the property ladder.
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