SortMe Money
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.
SortMe Money
Latest Episodes
Index funds vs picking stocks in NZ: fewer than 1 in 5 pros beat the index
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 part: the people who do thi...
How to stop living payday to payday, even on a good income
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 to get through before it h...
The single-income household: how to run a whole house on one wage
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 filling the gaps. There ...
Is the share market bubble about to burst? What a crash really means for NZ investors
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 Growth. Is this an AI bubble?...
The IPO trap: why the hottest float is usually the worst place for your savings
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 with the company briefly w...