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As a new and socially conscious debt consolidation lender in New Zealand, Money Sweetspot is all about helping Kiwis get out of debt and get on with life. Our Blog Spot is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to level up with a debt consolidation plan, fix bad credit, or simply get into their personal finance sweet spot. Our articles below are chock full of finance tips and tricks.

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Money & You

The Hidden Cost of Payment Holidays

Why 'Payment Holidays' aren’t really a holiday and end up costing you more.

February 17, 2025

Financial Education

Demystifying Debt: A Simple Guide to Smart Financial Choices

Debt jargon can be overwhelming, but understanding it is key to getting ahead financially.

February 13, 2025

Money & You

Gambling & Debt: When Hope Turns Into Harm

As household debt rises to 165% of disposable income, some are turning to gambling, hoping for a big win to solve their money worries.

February 4, 2025

Money & You

Back to School Costs: Start Smart & Stay on Track

Make back to school a breeze, not a burden. Here are a few smart money tips to ease the financial load.

January 21, 2025

Review

MoneyHub Review: Money Sweetspot, Low Cost Debt Consolidation Aiming to Help You Get Ahead

MoneyHub recently reviewed our Financial Reset debt consolidation loan, comparing it to traditional lenders, and highlighted the significant savings on interest repayments with MoneySweetspot.

January 7, 2025

Opinion

NZ Herald: Black Friday & BNPL - The dark side of Christmas debt

Here's a summary of our recent NZ Herald feature where our CEO, Sasha Lockley shed light on the risks of buy now, pay later debt that many Kiwis will take on this festive season.

November 18, 2024

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