Additional resources

If you’d like to do some further digging yourself, feel free to pick the ones that sound the most helpful or interesting to you!

πŸ“š Books

Books are a great place to start further reading, and they are able to go into much, much more depth than this course has been able to. Better yet, you can borrow them all for free at the public library.

β˜… Girls That Invest by Simran Kaur helps break down a lot of financial literacy concepts in simple terms, especially ones related to investing.Β 

β˜… The Barefoot Investor by Scott Pape offers really practical advice and makes sorting out your finances easy, in 8 simple steps.Β 

β˜… Your Money, Your Future by Frances Cook shows you how you can achieve even the biggest money goals.

🎧 Podcasts

Here are three podcasts by Kiwis that discuss important money topics in-depth, and share inspiring stories of others. You can tune in anytime, such as during your walk to school, or while you clean up your room.

β˜… It’s No Secret
β˜… The Happy Saver Podcast
β˜… Money Made Simple

πŸ–₯️ Websites

Websites and online articles are great because you can read them on a phone or laptop, anywhere and anytime! They are best for when you have a specific question in mind that you would like answered.

Moneyhub.co.nz πŸ”— and Sorted.org.nz πŸ”— are sites that have comprehensive articles on specific money matters for when you want to dive deeper into a particular topic.

You might also find Moneykingnz.com πŸ”— useful for local investing advice.Β