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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 3 MIN

Saving vs Wealth: Why Most Kiwis Look Broke on Paper

from The Ronovationz Property Podcast · host Ronovationz Property Wealth Coaches

There’s a headline going around saying New Zealanders are the worst savers in the world.But is that actually true… or are we just measuring the wrong thing?In this episode, Coach Jason breaks down what’s really behind the numbers—and why most Kiwis aren’t “bad with money” at all. In fact, many are building wealth… just not in the way the headlines recognise.We dive into:Why NZ’s savings rate looks so low on paperThe key difference between saving money and building wealthWhy property plays such a big role in how Kiwis grow financiallyThe power of leverage, equity, and long-term thinkingWhere people go wrong when they focus only on savingIf you’ve ever felt like you’re falling behind because you’re not stacking cash in the bank… this episode will shift your perspective.Because the real question isn’t how much you’re saving.It’s whether you’re building wealth.____________________________________________________________________________________Want to see how property investing is done in real life? Join our 17th May Bus Tour. 30 seats only, book here https://bit.ly/4tG3ycg

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