Ep.11 Setting Financial Goals! Income Goals, Savings Goals, Investing Goals.
Nau Mai Haere Mai ki Maori Millionaire! - Welcome back to another episode where we share exactly what our financial goals are, how you can set measurable and realistic goals. If this podcast was not enough to get you started then definitely check out the blog which has How to Guides for using Sharesies, ETFs, and more, then the blog is here: www.maorimillionaire.com .
A link to sign up for SquareOne can be found here. Make sure to use the code MONI5 for $5 added to the card of your child! (This is a referral code and I will also receive $5)
Last but not least, if you haven't already signed up for Sharesies, make sure to sign up using this link here: https://sharesies.com/r/3H4KNX This link will add $5 to your wallet and mine, just for signing up. If you prefer Hatch then make sure to use this link to sign up to Hatch https://app.hatchinvest.nz/share/yptdxh6q - using this link and adding $100 to your portfolio will give you (and me) an extra $10. Make sure to follow us on all our social media platforms so that you won't miss out! Thanks again for listening!!
Naku noa, Tamatea Ngapo and Te Kahukura Boynton - 2 millennial Maori on a journey to financial independence, generational wealth, and most of all - freedom. <3
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