Case Study Sunday: Breaking The Poverty Cycle with Sera and Quentin ⎜ Ep. 1648

In this episode, we create financial plans for 5 New Zealand celebrities. We look into how much money Israel Adesanya, Jacinda Ardern, Sonny Bill Williams, Shaun Johnson and Grant Roberston have. We also consider what advice we'd give them if we were creating financial plans for these well-known New Zealanders. Just keep in mind that this is not formal financial advice for these Kiwis. This is just an example of what we would look into if we were creating a formal financial plan for them.

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In this episode, Te Ahuru Waititi joins us for Case Study Sunday. This includes how this teacher grew her wealth by over $280,000 in just 18 months. Te Ahuru shares how she educated herself to invest – even though no one else in her family was into investing.

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In this episode, we discuss the 5 signs that it is time to change your property lawyer. This includes how to break up with them ... even if they are a close family friend. That way property investors and homeowners can find and use the right property lawyer for them.

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In this episode, we discuss the truth about commercial property investment yields. This includes what a good yield is in commercial property in 2025. We also discuss which commercial properties tend to have better yields and which locations in New Zealand tend to have higher yields and lower vacancy rates. That way property investors can get a better sense of the commercial property market.

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