SortMe Money is the podcast for New Zealanders who want their money to work harder without having to think about it constantly. Each episode turns our most-read articles into audio — practical insights on spending, saving, investing, and the everyday financial decisions that quietly shape your life. Made by the team behind SortMe, NZ's AI-powered personal finance app.
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Booking probability
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Guest openness
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Signup to Generate a PitchSortMe Money is the podcast for New Zealanders who want their money to work harder without having to think about it constantly. Each episode turns our most-read articles into audio, practical insights on spending, saving, investing, and the everyday financial decisions that quietly shape your life. Made by the team behind SortMe, NZ's AI-powered personal finance app.
Recent episodes include "What's driving the cost of living in New Zealand right now?" (28 October 2026, 12 minutes), "Christmas is 10 weeks away. Here's how to pay for it before it arrives." (12 October 2026, 13 minutes), and "Income protection insurance in NZ: where ACC stops and your risk starts" (8 September 2026, 13 minutes).
SortMe Money publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 32 episodes.
Booking probability for SortMe Money is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. SortMe Money requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. SortMe Money's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for SortMe Money are Investment Banking & Trading and Banking & Credit Unions. SortMe Money has an education audience.
SortMe Money is an education podcast with 32 episodes published.
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Inflation was 3.7% in the year to September. Inside New Zealand’s cost of living number, petrol is up 19%, beef mince 23%, electricity 9%, and the average house insurance premium has risen 37% in three years. The things...
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Most New Zealand households find Christmas a strain on their finances. Last year nearly two-thirds of Kiwis said they felt some level of financial stress about it, and a quarter planned to lean on credit or buy now, pay...
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Many New Zealanders who stop working for six months or more are sick rather than injured. ACC pays up to 80% of your income if you fall off a ladder — and nothing at all for a cancer diagnosis, a back that gives out...
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Buying a single company's shares on your phone feels like investing. The app is clean, the ticker goes green, and you tell yourself you've done your homework on this one. It feels like skill. Here's the uncomfortable...
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Payday lands Wednesday. By Thursday night the mortgage has gone out, the power bill has taken its cut, the supermarket shop is done, and what's left is smaller than it has any right to be. Then there are thirteen days...
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Running a whole household on one income takes real skill. One wage covers the rent or mortgage, the power, the groceries, and the kids too if there are kids — and it does it week after week, without a second pay quietly...
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The question turns up everywhere at the moment. In the headlines, in the group chat, from the friend who has never mentioned shares in his life and suddenly wants to know whether he should pull his KiwiSaver out of...
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Three weeks ago, SpaceX became a public company — the biggest float in history, raising about US$75 billion. Shares priced at US$135, opened higher, closed day one at US$160.95 (+19%), then ran to US$225.64 on 16 June...
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Check the KiwiSaver line on your last payslip. Two numbers moved in April, assuming you were on the default 3%, and you didn't have to do a thing for either of them: your deduction is now 3.5% and your employer has to...
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<p>Your fixed mortgage rate has an end date, and there's a decent chance it lands between now and next winter — 68% of New Zealand's fixed-rate home loans are due to reprice in the 12 months from early 2026. A few weeks...
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Your fixed mortgage rate has an end date, and there's a decent chance it lands between now and next winter — 68% of New Zealand's fixed-rate home loans are due to reprice in the 12 months from early 2026. A few weeks...
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<p>You feel inflation at the supermarket long before you read about it in the news. A trolley that ran you $200 a year ago is closer to $206 now. That might not seem like much, but the increased power bill, the higher...
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You feel inflation at the supermarket long before you read about it in the news. A trolley that ran you $200 a year ago is closer to $206 now. That might not seem like much, but the increased power bill, the higher...
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<p>Picture the Sunday-night version of this. One partner has the banking app open on the couch, the other is squinting at a Hnry summary on their phone, and there's a Google Sheet on the laptop that stopped being...
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Picture the Sunday-night version of this. One partner has the banking app open on the couch, the other is squinting at a Hnry summary on their phone, and there's a Google Sheet on the laptop that stopped being accurate...
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<p>A BNZ ad for a 1.6% "high-interest" savings account. That doesn't even keep pace with inflation. The default narrative is that a savings account means whatever your own bank put in front of you — and on the four big...
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A BNZ ad for a 1.6% "high-interest" savings account. That doesn't even keep pace with inflation. The default narrative is that a savings account means whatever your own bank put in front of you — and on the four big...
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<p>The most expensive thing about being self-employed in New Zealand isn't tax. It's the deductible business expense that came off your personal credit card in November and never made it to the accountant in March. A...
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The most expensive thing about being self-employed in New Zealand isn't tax. It's the deductible business expense that came off your personal credit card in November and never made it to the accountant in March. A...
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<p>If you've got a trust, a rental or a side business, you know the March routine. Your accountant emails asking for the year's transactions, the rental statements, and "any receipts you've got." You lose a weekend...
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