Where's My Money?

We all set massive financial goals, but why is it so hard to stick to them?

In the very first edition of 'The Money Brief’, Reagan sits down with Rebecca Starkey from Enable Me to look into the psychology of goal setting.

We discuss why relying on pure willpower will always backfire, how to save yourself from yourself through automation, and why celebrating small wins is key to long-term success.

We all want to boost our earning power, but asking the boss for a pay rise can feel bloody terrifying.

In this episode, host Reagan sits down with psychologist Sara Chatwin to break down why money chats trigger our anxiety and how we can flip the script. From picking the right day to framing your value, we run through practical, stress-free hacks to help you step up and ask for what you’re worth.

This episode was brought to you by our friends at enable.me - helping Kiwis build better financial futures.

Host: Reagan White

Producer: Maia Williamson

Wait, so doomscrolling may actually be helping our country?

This week, we caught up with Economist Brad Olsen to talk about the newest report on TikTok's contributions to New Zealand - particularly the economy.

Brad speaks on the specific findings of the report, including the $1.2 billion contribution to the economy, and what this means for consumers and businesses in Aotearoa.

We also have Kiwi Business 'PiknMix' owner Merritt Watson on the pod, who shares how much impact the app has had on him and his business.

Whether you are a content creator, a local business, or a TikTok user, there is an interesting gem in this chat for everyone.

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Welcome back to Where's My Money? While we're between seasons, we're replaying some of the episodes that really stuck with people.

If you've ever wondered why concert tickets cost so much, or what it actually takes to keep a band like SIX60 on the road, this one's for you.

This isn't just a chat about music. It's about risk, margins, logistics, and running one of New Zealand's biggest entertainment businesses.Here's my yarn with Chris Mac from SIX60 and promoter Dave Munro.

While we're taking a short break, we're revisiting some of our biggest episodes from the year.

This one's about love... and the thing couples might argue about more than almost anything else: surprise - it's money.

From who pays on the first date, to financial red flags, to the conversations that can make or break a relationship, this episode might save you a few expensive mistakes.