How to manage your mortgage, get ahead, and preserve your ability to grow wealth
Find out how with the right approach and structure you can pay off your mortgage faster – even when times are tough.
The 3 key Things You Should Know About Property Cycles
If you’re following the news, or even just popping your nose in now and again, the headlines can feel startling. How the property cycle impacts you depends on whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or hold.
Don’t stop investing in your future just because of economic headwinds
Learn why you shouldn’t press pause on your investment plans just because there are economic headwinds.
Why it might be time to move to another bank
Only 4% of Kiwis have changed banks in the last 12 months. Do we love our bank that much, or do we not have a compelling enough reason to switch?
Why good retirement planning isn’t just about how much money you’ll have
Discover why planning for retirement includes knowing how you’ll build your wealth to have enough AND what you’ll do with that money once you retire.
Investment resources for a better investment future
This week – the 3rd to 9th of October – is World Investor Week. This year the theme is “Good investing is long-term investing.” Which is certainly something we live by at enable.me.
Think changing banks is too much hassle? It might actually be worth it
Learn why changing banks can be worth the hassle if you have a mortgage and are looking for opportunities to save costs or grow your wealth.
How your financial well-being might be impacting your mental well-being
Money and mental health are locked in a vicious cycle. If your financial well-being is poor, this can impact your mental health – causing you to stress about money and whether you’ll have enough.
Cultivating a wealth mindset: why more money won’t necessarily make you richer
What if we told you that you didn’t need to earn more money to be wealthy? Sure, more money can be helpful, but if you’re thinking that your next pay rise is the be-all and end-all to your financial freedom, think again.
Where are you getting your financial advice?
Kiwis are not fond of talking about money – so it’s probably not surprising that we’re not great at going and getting financial advice from a professional – we seem to have an almost allergic reaction to just the idea of it. Plus, when we do go for advice, we don’t seem to be going to quite the right places.
