Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jul 22, 2021 3:03:18 GMT 12
LATEST FINANCIAL CAPABILITY STUDY PROVES KNOWLEDGE IS POWER -WITH POSITIVE FINDINGS FOR MĀORI
Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission has today released its latest survey into the financial capability of New Zealanders. The survey, which canvassed over 3,000 New Zealanders, informs New Zealand’s National Strategy for Financial Capability and feeds into projects to improve financial capability outcomes for New Zealanders. The study found four key headlines including:
* a person’s financial knowledge, behaviour and psychology can have a greater influence on their overall financial wellbeing rather than how much they earn, how old they are or what ethnicity or gender they identify with.
* Māori convert the same level of knowledge and resource into greater financial wellbeing than Pākehā. Therefore, investment in Māori financial capability is likely to bring disproportionately higher payoffs for this group’s financial wellbeing.....
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU2107/S00345/latest-financial-capability-study-proves-knowledge-is-power-with-positive-findings-for-maori.htm
Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission has today released its latest survey into the financial capability of New Zealanders. The survey, which canvassed over 3,000 New Zealanders, informs New Zealand’s National Strategy for Financial Capability and feeds into projects to improve financial capability outcomes for New Zealanders. The study found four key headlines including:
* a person’s financial knowledge, behaviour and psychology can have a greater influence on their overall financial wellbeing rather than how much they earn, how old they are or what ethnicity or gender they identify with.
* Māori convert the same level of knowledge and resource into greater financial wellbeing than Pākehā. Therefore, investment in Māori financial capability is likely to bring disproportionately higher payoffs for this group’s financial wellbeing.....
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU2107/S00345/latest-financial-capability-study-proves-knowledge-is-power-with-positive-findings-for-maori.htm