The Weekend Collective

If you make a lot of money, are you more likely to save it or spend it?
Sometimes it seems like people with higher incomes are more likely to spend it all, compared to people with a more modest income who prioritise saving.
So why are some people who earn good money permanently broke, while folk on modest incomes manage to save?
Financial Advisor and Co-Host of 'She Owns This' podcast Nefe Marson joins Tim Beveridge to discuss how to avoid bad spending habits.
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It's diabetes action month, and in New Zealand an estimate 48.6 out of 1000 people suffer from diabetes, and that number is rising.
Diabetes also carries a stigma that it's caused by over-eating. But many genetic issues come in to play as well.
So what can we do about it? How do you spot the early warning signs?
GP Bryan Betty joins Tim Beveridge to discuss the details of type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
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Former Labour Leader Phil Goff and Former National Minister Maurice Williamson join Tim Beveridge to review the 2026 Election.
The guys discuss what the staggeringly low party vote for both National and Labour says about public opinion.
Opportunity looks like it could be kingmaker, but would they work with NZ First after comments made by Michael Laws?
And several high-ranking National Party ministers have lost their seats, how will this effect coalition negotiations?
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It's exam season and our kids are probably studying hard.
And with that comes stress, anxiety and the potential to get disappointing results.
So what's the best way to get your kids through this?
Psychologist Sara Chatwin joins Tim Beveridge on Parent Squad to discuss.
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A OneRoof survey found that only 6% of real estate agents around New Zealand say buyers are showing signs of FOMO if they delay a purchase.
Of course there are still plenty of buyers out there, so what's causing this slump?
Opes Partners Resident Economist Ed McKnight joins Tim Beveridge to discuss why this has happened, and if it will become the new status quo.
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