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By Opes Partners
4.3
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The podcast currently has 2,629 episodes available.
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How much does the average New Zealander earn, owe, and actually have saved? The real numbers are more sobering than you'd think. In this episode, Ed and Andrew run through the numbers on income, debt, savings and KiwiSaver ... and what each one means for you. You'll learn:8 jaw-dropping money stats about the average Kiwi Whether you're ahead of the pack … or behind the average Kiwi The money moves you can make todayThe numbers are confronting. But knowing where the average sits is the first step to getting ahead of it. And click here to see who is on the Opes Top 10 financial advisers in NZ list . For more from Opes Partners:Sign up for the weekly Private Property newsletterInstagramTikTok

Liivi turned one house into a rental, then used both to buy a business... and now she's using the business to fund even more property. So how far can you take the "one asset buys the next" strategy? In this Case Study Sunday revisit, Liivi catches us up on the boring business she bought and the risky move her broker warned against. You'll learn:How she bought a business using her property equity, with no cash up frontWhy did she deliberately choose a "boring" business The high-risk move she made against her broker's adviceLiivi's story shows the power of using one asset to buy the next... but as Andrew warns, always remember the risks of something going wrong. Want to share your story on Case Study Sunday? Send us a message, email [email protected] For more from Opes Partners:Sign up for the weekly Private Property newsletterInstagramTikTok

One commentator says the New Zealand housing game is over. A listener asked us to put that claim to the test. So, is the great Kiwi property bet really finished ... or just paused? In this episode, Ed and Andrew stage a five-round debate. You'll learn:Is the NZ housing game over? 5 strongest arguments for why the game is up 5 arguments for why it’s just getting started againOne side bets on 50 years of history. The other says this time is different. You decide who wins. Book a meeting to start your path to financial freedom with a detailed financial plan for $0. For more from Opes Partners:Sign up for the weekly Private Property newsletterInstagramTikTok

Shares, property, gold or term deposits ... over the last 30 years, which one actually made you the most money? In this episode, Ed and Andrew rank the best- and worst-performing asset classes over 10-, 20-, and 30-year periods. You'll learn:Which asset class came out on top ... and how close property really wasThe currency trick that quietly inflated Kiwi share returnsWhy the "best" return depends on whether you value growth or consistencyThe highest returns came with the wildest rides. Which one wins depends on what you're really after. Click the link to get your copy of the Asset Classes Methodology Cheat Sheet For more from Opes Partners:Sign up for the weekly Private Property newsletterInstagramTikTok

Every downturn brings the same claim: the old rules don't apply, and the market has permanently changed. So how do you tell a normal cycle from a genuine structural shift? In this episode, Ed and Andrew tackle a listener's question about whether NZ property is broken... or just in a deep part of the cycle. You'll learn:The difference between a cyclical downturn and a permanent, structural changeWhat 800 years of financial-crisis data says about "this time is different"Three simple tests to judge whether a market has really shiftedMarkets always feel permanently broken at the bottom. Whether this one truly is... that's the question worth testing. Let us know your thoughts by leaving us a voice message For more from Opes Partners:Sign up for the weekly Private Property newsletterInstagramTikTok
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