Access our 2025 Insights and Trends report on Women and finance in New Zealand.
Key takeaways from the report include:
- Women are more likely to understand financial concepts than men.
- Women are less confident about their financial understanding, with younger
women particularly bearing the burden of financial worries compared to men.
- Over 80% of Kiwi women rate their level of financial wellbeing as moderate, low
or very low, with over 70% feeling that financial wellbeing influences their overall
wellbeing.
- Women are less likely to be happy with their current financial situation, with just
42% saying they are very or somewhat happy, and many are likely to be in a
precarious financial situation.
- Women are more likely to be concerned about inflation and interest rates, and that
worry is growing.
- Women tend to have lower incomes due to the gender pay gap, with less income over their lifetime amplifying financial wellbeing issues in preparing for retirement.
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