Where's My Money?

We are tackling the big question around emergency funds with Becs from enable.me. From broken dishwashers to job losses, how much buffer do you actually need?

We break down why it is not about your income, how to calculate your essential living costs, and the best places to keep your cash so it is ready when you need it.

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

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Host: Reagan White

Content Manager: Lauren CoffeyProducer: Maia Williamson

Planning a wedding can feel like burning money, but it doesn't have to ruin your financial future.

This week, Reagan sits down with wedding planner Kimberly Sanders from ‘Lucky in Love Weddings' and enable.me financial coach Shelley Palman to unpack how to set a real budget, cut out tradition tax, and handle the surprise costs that catch most Kiwi couples off guard.

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

Find Kimberly at: luckyinloveweddings.nz

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Host: Reagan WhiteProducer: Maia Williamson

Earning a great income but wondering why you still feel like you're living pay to pay? enable.me's Shelley unpacks lifestyle creep, the psychology of hedonic adaptation, and how tiny micro-transactions sneakily drain your bank balance. Plus, learn why automation is your best defence against impulse spending.

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

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Host: Reagan WhiteProducer: Maia Williamson

We are back with Shelley Palman from enable.me to dissect the reality of living with a million-dollar mortgage.

With interest rates creeping back up, we talk through the power of splitting loans into tranches, scraping debt off the top using revolving credit, and why floating your whole loan is usually a trap.

Plus, a check-in on whether automation and discipline are actually delivering real progress.

Host: Reagan White

Producer: Maia Williamson

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.