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She Owns This is a weekly New Zealand podcast about money, property and financial confidence. Hosted by financial advisers Stevie and Nefe from Opes Partners, it’s for Kiwi women who want to build wealth but feel like most money advice isn’t really made for them.
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Buy Now, Pay More Later: How Afterpay and BNPL Are Quietly Wrecking Your Finances (opens the original)
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New Zealanders paid $19.7 million in BNPL late fees in 2025. Afterpay's NZ revenue grew 17.4% - during a recession. And 1 in 5 users paid at least one late fee. This episode of She Owns This explains exactly how these platforms are designed to work on your brain, and your wallet. You'll learn: How Afterpay, Zip, and Klarna actually make money in NZ The NZ consumer data most people haven't seen The three psychological tricks that make BNPL feel different from debt Why $100 a fortnight in BNPL rep
Will NZ Townhouses Keep Going Up in Value? (opens the original)
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We're in one of the longest property downturns in NZ history. Townhouses are everywhere. And investors are asking the question nobody wants to answer honestly. This episode brings the data — and argues both sides. In this episode: The number that changes the debate: Auckland townhouses fell 22% from peak. Standalone homes fell 22.9%. The market did this — not the property type 32 years of NZ property data: townhouses vs standalone homes grew at a 0.6% difference over 26 years — less than 1% The
How Couples Should Manage Money in NZ — Three Models, One Honest Conversation (opens the original)
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Money is one of the leading causes of relationship tension in New Zealand. Not because couples don't love each other, but because most of us were never taught how to talk about it. This episode gives you a framework, the legal reality, and permission to do it your way. In this episode: The three models NZ couples use to manage money: fully combined, hybrid, and fully separate - when each one works, when it doesn't, and the legal landscape sitting underneath all three Why the fully combined model
What Happens When Your NZ Investment Property Tenant Leaves? (opens the original)
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That message from your property manager "your tenant has given notice" doesn't have to spike your anxiety. This week Nefe goes straight to the expert: Tiffany Bracey from Opes Property Management, with everything that actually happens from notice to new tenant. In this episode: The full tenant exit process in NZ: from the 21-day notice period to keys handed back...every stage, every timeline, every cost The rent review decision: why holding out for a higher rent almost always costs more than a s
Should The Election Change Your Investment Plan? (opens the original)
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Capital gains tax. Land value tax. Interest deductibility. Wealth taxes. The 2026 election is loud. This episode cuts through it — six parties, five investor categories, one practical framework for deciding whether any of it should change what you're doing with your money. In this episode: The at-a-glance investor scorecard: National, ACT, NZ First, Labour, the Greens, and the Opportunity Party rated across wealth building, property investment, high income, business, and tax position National an
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