Every woman is writing her own story. At Her Wealth, Her Way, our booth invited attendees to choose the chapter of that story they're in right now. Chloe, Eliza and Mindy reflect on the conversations, the creativity and the women behind them.
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There’s plenty of talk about buying investment property. There’s usually less about the paperwork. If you’re considering a rental, accountant Sam Harith covers the questions worth asking before you buy, from whose name goes on the title to which expenses you’ll need to track.
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If you’ve looked into ABLE accounts before and found you didn’t qualify, it may be time for another look. A change to the eligibility rules means over a million more veterans can now open one. This Veterans Day, we’re looking at how these accounts work alongside your benefits to give you more options for your money.
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Friends can have very different ideas about what counts as an affordable gift or trip, and speaking up about your budget isn't always easy. In this edition of Ruth's Two Cents, Ruth shares how to set boundaries around shared spending so keeping up with friends doesn't leave you stretched.
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Starting in 2026, millions of people who were previously shut out of ABLE accounts will finally be allowed in, thanks to a long-delayed change in the age-of-onset rules. It won't magically fix asset limits, discrimination, or every broken rule you're dealing with, but it can make it easier to save, cover housing and other big needs, and keep vital benefits like SSI and Medicaid.
Interviews
We asked some of our wonderful users to share how they use PocketSmith to be productive with their money and plan for the future. Read how PocketSmith makes it easier for Max to keep everything financial together, like managing the loan for a replacement van and an Antarctic trip.
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Looking for money podcasts for every stage of life? There seriously is a podcast for everything, especially in the finance space. So, to celebrate International Podcast Day, we have matched some of our favourite money podcasts for 2026 to different eras of your financial life.
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We asked some of our wonderful users to share how they use PocketSmith to be productive with their money and plan for the future. Read how PocketSmith gives Vivek one reliable view of his finances instead of a spreadsheet that quickly goes stale.
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Intersekt 2026 gave us plenty to talk about, especially when it came to AI and our financial lives. We kept coming back to the questions that make its possibilities personal — who does this help, what can we trust it with, and how much say do we have in the process? The team shares what each of them brought home.
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Want to improve the financial admin of your side hustle? Opening a business-specific account with your bank could help you do just that. Emma explores the option of a business bank account for your side hustle and freelancing activities, and whether it might be the right choice for you.
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Money touches almost every part of life, yet talking about it can still feel strangely off-limits. In this edition of Ruth's Two Cents, Ruth shares how to start useful money conversations with curiosity and care, without making things awkward or potentially overstepping.
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We asked some of our wonderful users to share how they use PocketSmith to be productive with their money and plan for the future. Read how PocketSmith helps Ben understand where the money is going before setting new goals for where it should go.
Company
Solar-Powered Backyard Sleepout A solar-powered sleepout sounded good on paper. The real test was whether it would still make sense once the panels were installed, the battery was charging and a Dunedin winter arrived. A few months on, Olav shares what worked, what didn’t, and what he’d do differently next time.
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With their substantial power and capital, even choices like who we bank with can have a social and environmental impact — positive or negative, depending on who you choose. Here's how you can look for a banking institution that aligns your personal values with your financial ones.
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We asked some of our wonderful users to share how they use PocketSmith to be productive with their money and plan for the future. Read how PocketSmith gives Trevor peace of mind that his family has enough for day-to-day costs, future plans and the unexpected.
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A financial windfall can be life-changing, but suddenly having more money to manage can bring plenty of pressure with it. In this edition of Ruth’s Two Cents, Ruth explains how to assess where you stand, make a plan and put a financial windfall to thoughtful use.
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Mixing business and personal money in one account can feel simpler when you're self-employed. But that convenience can quickly make it harder to track expenses, understand what you're earning and prepare for tax time. Here's why separating the two is usually worth it.
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We asked some of our wonderful users to share how they use PocketSmith to be productive with their money and plan for the future. Read how Keith uses PocketSmith to keep tabs on spending patterns so retirement stays comfortable and sustainable.
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PocketSmith’s Files feature is now ready for you to use. Your bills, receipts, invoices, and insurance policies finally live where your money does — searchable, organised, and linked to the transactions they belong to.
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The principle that the CDR established, that the data a business holds about you is yours to use, has reached our banks and our power bills. The next sector should be the one we visit twice a week. PocketSmith CEO Jason Leong shares his thoughts on the next steps for Australia's Consumer Data Right (CDR) as it enters its sixth year.
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We asked some of our wonderful users to share how they use PocketSmith to be productive with their money and plan for the future. Read how Rafik uses PocketSmith to turn a year of tracking into a much clearer picture of what his money needs to do next.
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Managing your money in the UK has become more complicated in recent years. Thankfully, there are plenty of trusted UK organisations providing free, impartial support. Emma shares the top resources — from debt charities to budgeting tools and educational courses that won't cost you a penny.
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With the fees-free scheme coming to an end, many New Zealand families are suddenly facing a bigger university bill than expected. In this edition of Ruth's Two Cents, Ruth looks at how to talk honestly with your teen about the real cost of study and make a plan that keeps their options open.
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We asked some of our wonderful users to share how they use PocketSmith to be productive with their money and plan for the future. Read how Himanshu uses PocketSmith to make time for analysis and planning, rather than constantly updating the numbers.