How many episodes does The Prosperity Project have?

The Prosperity Project has 97 episodes.

What topics does The Prosperity Project cover?

The Prosperity Project covers topics including: business.

What language is The Prosperity Project in?

The Prosperity Project is in en-nz.

The Prosperity Project

NZ Herald

EN-NZ97 episodes

business

The Prosperity Project is a weekly personal finance podcast from the NZ Herald. Join host Nadine Higgins every Monday as she talks to experts from New Zealand and around the world about the biggest money issues to help you become more prosperous. Follow The Prosperity Project on iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts. To get in touch with the podcast, email [email protected]

Episodes (97)

What do professional investors do when the world is on fire?

The Prosperity Project

Mar 8, 202628:00failed

Is 2026 the year we finally catch a break?

The Prosperity Project

Dec 7, 202530:55pending

What we can learn about investing from the fall of Du Val

The Prosperity Project

Nov 30, 202526:20pending

The Prosperity Project

Episodes (97)

What do professional investors do when the world is on fire?

Is 2026 the year we finally catch a break?

What we can learn about investing from the fall of Du Val

The art of spending in retirement

Why your house shouldn't be your retirement plan

AI’s trillion-dollar question: boom or bubble?

Crypto 101: Should you buy Bitcoin?

A meaningful funeral doesn't have to break the bank

The secret to getting mortgage-free faster (and it’s not rate cuts)

The Money Mentalist on the stories we tell ourselves about money

The credit card cult with Luke Kemeys

Making your house work for you in retirement

What customers lose when companies collapse

What to do with a windfall

'It's amazing what people will fight about' - why you need a will

A thousand dollars hidden in your wardrobe

Why moving up the property ladder is harder than getting on it

To claim or not to claim? Tax deductibility explained

Side hustle secrets for financial freedom

More Kiwisavers are looking at private equity - what it means for investment

Why you probably don't need a family trust

The cost of divorce: What not to do if you want to hold onto your money

Melissa Chan-Green on life after Newshub and finding a new purpose after redunda...

From Lego to handbags - could your collections be the secret to unlocking your i...

The Māori Millionaire Te Kahukura Boynton on her financial, mindset and health j...

Why are we so reluctant to take out personal insurance?

Morgan Penn talks quitting her corporate career to become a sexologist

What you need to know about investing this year with Sharesies' Leighton Roberts

The true cost of owning pets and where to find savings

What KiwiSaver changes and more means testing means for your savings

What to avoid doing if you are trying to buy property

The secrets to saving money on your wedding - and the costs you can't afford to...

Why commercial property could be your next investment opportunity

How financially resilient are Kiwis? New figures tell all

The Kiwi TikTok star behind Paloma Diamond on how to make it as a content creato...

What is the bond market and is it still a ‘safe haven’ asset?

Mary Holm shares her top tips for making the most out of KiwiSaver

Is gold a worthy investment - and how do you go about buying it?

Tips and tricks to get yourself a payrise this year

What do tariffs and trade wars mean for your KiwiSaver?

How one woman went from homelessness, domestic violence to financial independenc...

Can't afford your own home? Here's how to buy one with your friends

The OCR has been cut - so what should you do with your mortgage?

Is it ever too late to start saving for retirement - and how much do you need?

The 'quirks' of Paid Parental Leave any prospective parent needs to know

Swapping corporate life for a beach side fantasy: The reality behind the dream

Tips and tricks for becoming your own boss - and how to avoid tax pitfalls

How to stick to your financial goals in 2025

Trailer - The Prosperity Project