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All that was new in 2022
The Sharesies platform turned five in 2022—and not only has the number of investors using the platform grown, but also what’s offered to those investors.
Published date,22 December 2022
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Sharesies’ KiwiSaver Scheme is coming!
We’re shaking up the investment industry again, with a more loveable way to save for retirement or your first home.
Published date,7 December 2022
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Kiwis save and invest less in 2022
Our Kantar survey for 2022 finds New Zealanders are being more cautious, and cost-conscious, and are taking fewer risks with their money.
Published date,30 November 2022
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Gender pay gap: how Sharesies stacks up
At Sharesies, our purpose is to create financial empowerment for everyone. This includes how we think about the pay and benefits for our incredible team.
Published date,21 October 2022
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Field notes: PM’s trade delegation to Australia
Brooke Roberts, our co-founder and co-CEO, recaps her trip with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, MP Stuart Nash, and 30 other businesses to Australia.
Published date,18 July 2022
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Being a B Corp: 5 ways we create impact
To celebrate B Corp month, Demi, our BKeeper & Executive Assistant, explains what Sharesies does to contribute to its B Corp accreditation.
Published date,15 March 2022
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5 investing themes to watch in 2022
We cover 5 investing trends to look for in 2022, and dig a bit deeper to understand how they might shape the year ahead.
Published date,28 January 2022
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Share market dip: what you need to know
Let’s look at why the markets have been up and down (mostly down) since the start of the year, and how to prepare your portfolio for future uncertainty.
Published date,26 January 2022
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