Āhua-ā-mahi
Technique
Āwhina
Giving support, helping, assisting, befriending, providing moral support.
Āheitanga Ahumoni
Financial Capabilities
Ōhanga whātuitui ā-ao
Global economic network
Aromatawai whakawhanake
Formative assessment
Atawhai
Caring
Auau
Often/Frequent
Awhero
Ambition
Te Āheitanga Ahumoni
Ua i ō moni; te mōhio ki te whiwhi moni, ki te whakarea i ō moni, ki te tiaki i ō moni me te penapena moni.
Your money; understanding income, multiplying your money, saving your money and investing your money.
Ngā āheinga hararei
Te maha o ngā rā e āhei ai te kore haere ki te mahi, te hararei rānei.
The number of agreed upon days you do not have to attend work or can go on holiday.
Ngā āheinga rā māuiui
Te maha o ngā rā e kore ai koe e haere ki te mahi nā te māuiui me te kore e tango moni i tō utu mahi.
The number of days you are exempt from going to work because you are ill and will not receive a loss of pay.
Ngā āhuatanga noho
Ko ō ritenga me ngā āhua noho he tōtika, he kino pea rānei te aweawenga ki tō hauora me tō oranga. Kei roto i ēnei ko ngā ritenga pēnei i te kai hauora, te whakapakari tinana, me ngā take pēnei i te momi hikareti, te inu waipiro, te kai whakapōauau rānei.
Your habits and living conditions may directly influence or negatively impact on your health or wellbeing.
Ngā āhuatanga oha-pori
Ko ēnei ngā āhuatanga pāpori me te ōhanga e waihanga ana i tō hauora ahumoni. Kei roto pea i ēnei ko tō moni whiwhi, tō mātauranga, tō whai mahi me tō tūnga
These are social and economic conditions which grow your financial health. They might include your income, your education, your career and position.
Ngā āhuatanga whakamaru
He āwhina ngā āhuatanga whakamaru i a koe kia tū pakari i ngā panonitanga o te ora, i ngā wā e hē haere ētahi mea. Hei tauira, te pūnaha tautāwhi o tō whānau, te whai ture me ngā rohenga mārama. Ko tō mōhiotanga me ō pūkenga ngā āhuatanga whakamaru ka āwhina i a koe.
Protection conditions help you to remain confidently when health changes occur and when times are tough. For example, your family support system, being law abiding and understanding your boundaries. Your knowledge and skills are the protection conditions that will assist you.
Ngā aweawe
Ko ngā aweawe ngā mea e aweawe ana i ō kōwhiringa me tō whanonga. He maha ngā mea ka aweawe pea i a koe - tae atu ki ō hoa, tō whānau me te hapori, te arapāho, te kāwanatanga ranei. Ka utua ngā kaiaweawe e ngā pāhopori ki te whakatītina i a koe ki te hoko i ētahi parani, tuemi rānei.
Influences are things which influence your choices and behaviours. There are many things that may influence you - including your friends, your family, community, media or the government. Influencers are paid by social media to encourage you to purchase a range of brands or items.
Ahotea
Stress
Anamata
Future
Anipā
Anxiety
Aroturuki
To monitor
Arowhai
To check or track
Atamai
Smart, intelligent
Aweawe
Influence
Awenga ā-Rōpū
Peer or group influence
Āhuatanga ahumoni whanokē
Financial unpredictability
Arawai parahanga
Polluted waterway
Āhuatanga ā-waho o te ao / Ao whānui
External global factors
Āhuatanga tūraru ā-waho
External risk factor
E ahu atu ana
Moving towards
e-tauhokohoko (e-hoko)
e-commerce
Hahanaha
Tidy
Hangarewa kōaro
Mould
Haumako
Rich
Haumaru
Safe
He Kaiwhakarato Pūtea
He tangata rānei, he rangatōpū rānei ka whakauru moni ki ētahi kaupapa ahumoni, he rawa te mea, te mea me te tumanako ka whai hua moni.
An individual or entity that invests money into certain financial ventures, assets etc with the hope of gaining a profit.
He Kaiwhakatārewa
He tangata rānei, he rangatōpū rānei ka whakatārewa pūtea ki tētahi kaitono.
An individual or entity that loans funds to an applicant.
Hongehongeā
Bored
Hunga mahi
Employee
Hunga mahi ā-kiritanga
Self employed
Hunga whai pakihi
Business owner
Haumi
Koinā te tuku moni ki tētahi mea ko te tūmanako ka piki tōna uara i roto i te wā me te aha ka whiwhi moni atu anō. Ko ētahi tauira ko te tuku moni ki te rawa whenua, ki ngā here, ki tētahi pakihi, ki ngā hea rānei.
That's money invested into something that you hope the value rises within a period and as a result you receive extra money. Some examples are money invested into land assets, bonds, a business or shares.
Haumitanga
Koinā te tuku moni ki tētahi mea ko te tūmanako ka piki tōna uara i roto i te wā me te aha ka whiwhi moni atu anō. Ko ētahi tauira ko te hoko rawa whenua, to hoko hea i tētahi pakihi, te hoko kōura rānei.
Investing money into something that you hope the value rises within a certain period and as a result you receive extra money. Some examples are purchasing land property, shares in a business or gold.
Hītori pūtea
He aromatawai, whakawā rānei o tō hītori pūtea, me te tūponotanga ka whakawhirinakihia koe ki te moni. Hītori pū.
An assessment or investigation of your financial history to potentially recieve funds.
Hoko putuputu
He momo hoko taonga te hoko putuputu ina riro i a koe aua tanga inamata, ā, ka utua ā muri atu. Ko te tikanga ka utua he moni kuhu, ā, me utu i ngā utunga ia marama (kei roto ko te huamoni me ngā tiringa mō te ratonga) mō te roanga atu o te wā kua whakaritea.
A hire purchase is another way to purchase goods if you want a product now and need to pay for it in future instalments. Generally the deposit is paid, and you pay monthly costs (interest is included and fees for the service) over the duration of the period you have agreed.
Hua
Te moni ka utua e tētahi kamupene ki ona kaipupuri hea. E pūtakea mai ana ngā hua i te maha o ō hea. Hei tauira, mēnā 100 ō hea i roto i tētahi kamupene, ā, ka utua ko te $1 mō ia hua hea, ka whiwhi koe i te $100.
Money that is paid by a company to its shareholders. This profit is based on the amount of shares (owned by shareholders). For example, if you own 100 shares in a company, and the price per share is $1, then you earn $100
Huamoni
Interest %
Huamoni whakaputu
Compound interest%
He Kaipupuru Pakihi
He tangata nāna anō te rangatōpū e hoko taonga atu ana, e hoko ratonga atu rānei kia whai moni hua.
The owner of an entity that sells products or services to gain a profit.
Ngā hea
Ko ēnei ngā wāhanga iti o tētahi kamupene ka āhei koe te hoko mai. Ka taea e te tangata, ngā rōpū, ngā pakihi rānei te hoko hea. Ina hoko hea mai i tētahi kamupene, nōu tētahi wāhanga iti o taua kamupene.
A share is a small unit of a company that you can purchase. An individual, a group or a business can purchase a share. If you purchase a share in a company, you own a small portion of that company.
Hiahia
A want that is non essential
Hoa Noho
Flatmates
Hoto Akoranga
Tenancy Services
Huakino
Disadvantage, cons, negatives
Huapai
Advantage, pros, positives
Hoko tāpui
Layby
Hāngū
Passive
Hauhau
Ventilation
Haumitanga hāngai
Direct investment
Haumitanga tītaha
Indirect investment
Hea-pūmau
Stocks
Hīraurau
Solution / solve
Hiwa
Active
Hoko-tōmua
Pre-purchase
Hekenga uara/wāriu
Depreciates
Ikiiki
Transport
Inihua
Insurance; rīanga - He ara whakahaere tūraru i tōu ao. Ka tūpono noa ngā mahi ohorere i tōu ao, ā, ka āwhina te riānga te pare i a koe i te ngaromanga ahumoni ki te pā kinotia ō taonga, tō hauora, tō āhei rānei ki te whiwhi moni. Hei tauira, ka āhei te hoko rīanga mō tō whare me ngā rawa i roto, me tō waka, kei tūkinotia, kei ngaro rānei. Mēnā ka haere koe ki tāwāhi, ka pare te riānga tāpoi i a koe i te wā kei tāwāhi.
Is an avenue to manage risk in your world. Unforeseen events occur and insurance helps protect you against financial loss that may impact on your assets, your health or your ability to earn. For example, you are able to purchase insurance for your house, the contents as well as your car against damage or loss. If you travel overseas, travel insurance protects you whilst overseas.
Irapuoro
Spotify
Inihua pare mōkete
Mortgage protection insurance
Inarā
Especially
Koha
He koha, takoha rānei.
A gift or donation.
Kaingākautia
Passionate
Kaiwhakarato pūtea
Investor
Kaiwhakatārewa
Lender
Kī hihiko
Motivational meme
Kī horipū
Quote
Ko whea koe
Where are you
Kōata moana
Sea glass
Koiora
Life
Konganuku marihi
Precious metal
Korewātea
Not available
Kaimino
Ko te kaimino he tangata ka mino i tētahi mea i tētahi atu, ko tōna koronga kia whakahokia atu. Hei tauira, he kaimino koe ki te mino moni koe i ētahi o te whānau, i tētahi pēke, i tētahi kamupene tuku moni taurewa rānei.
A borrower is a person that takes and uses something belonging to someone else with the intention of returning it. For example, you are a borrower if you borrow money from the whānau, the bank or a company that lends a loan.
Kaipupuri hea
Ko te tangata nōna ētahi hea o tētahi kamupene.
An individual that owns shares of a company.
Kaitakawaenga
Ko te kaitakawaenga he tangata takawaenga mō te hunga hoko mai me te hunga hoko atu. Utua ai he tiringa ki ngā kaitakawaenga. He ōrau tērā o te utu hoko mai, te utu hoko atu rānei. Ka taea pea te whakamahi te kaitakawaenga mehemea e hoko ana koe i tētahi mahi toi, tētahi poti, he rīanga, mehemea e hoko mai ana, e hoko atu ana rānei i te rawa whenua.
A mediator, is a person who mediates between the purchaser and the seller. Mediators are paid a commission. That is a percentage of the purchase or selling price. A mediator might be used if you purchase artwork, a boat, insurance, if you are buying or selling land property.
Kaituku
Ko te tangata, te whakahaere rānei e hoatu taurewa ana te moni ki a koe.
An individual or organisation that credits you money.
Kaiwhakarato
He kamupene e whakarato ana i ngā ratonga me ngā hua ahumoni ki a koe. Hei tauira, ka whakahaere ngā kaiwhakarato KiwiSaver i ō pūtea KiwiSaver, ka whakarato te kamupene rīanga i ngā kaupapahere.
A company that provides you with a service and financial benefit. For example, the KiwiSaver provider manages your KiwiSaver funds, an insurance company provides a service for policies.
Kāri moni tango
He tino rite te kāri moni tango ki tētahi kāri EFTPOS: kei te honoa ki tētahi o ō pūtea pēke kia taea ai te whakamahi hei whakapau moni i ngā toa. Mā te kāri moni tango e āhei te whakapau i ngā moni kei roto i tō pūtea - kāore e taea te utu i te rahinga neke atu i tērā kei tō pūtea. He rerekē i ngā kāri EFTPOS nā te mea ka taea te whakamahi i te kāri moni tango mō te hokonga me ngā utunga tuihono.
The debit card is just like an EFTPOS card: it is connected to one of your bank accounts to allow access to spend in shops.
Kāri taurewa
Ka whakamahia ana koe i te kāri taurewa e whakapau moni ana kāore i a koe. E tuku ana te pēke kia mino moni koe tae atu ki tētahi rahinga kua whakaaetia kia utu ai i ētahi mea, engari me utu anō taua moni i roto i te wā kua whakaritea. Ki te kore e utua anō ā mua i te paunga o te rā kati, ka utaina he huamoni e te pēke.
When you use a credit card you are spending money you don't have. The bank allows you to borrow money to a set limit to purchase items, but you must repay that money within a set period. If you do not repay it before the final day, the bank adds interest.
Kaupapa
He pūtea, he huinga pūtea rānei e whakahaeretia ana e tētahi kaiwhakarato pērā i KiwiSaver.
A fund or collection of funds managed by a provider like KiwiSaver.
Kaupapahere
Te kirimana ā-tuhi i waenga i a koe me tō kamupene rīanga.
A written contract between you and the insurance company.
Kiritaki
Ina hoko taonga, ratonga rānei he kiritaki koe, nā te mea ka whakapeto koe i ērā, ka whakamahi rānei.
If you purchase a product or service you are a consumer, because you consume or use them.
Kōkiri pāpori
Community Scheme
Kōkiri tūao
Ina puta mai he ariā ki a koe, ka whakatinanatia e koe me te kore e tatari kia kīia kia pērā e tētahi atu, kia tonoa rānei kia pērā. Hei tauira, tētahi ratonga koreutu nā ngā tūao utukore ki te whakarato kai wera ki te hunga kaumātua i te hapori.
If you get an idea, you strive to achieve it without waiting for approval, or being requested to do so. For example, a non-profit service owned by non-paid volunteers who provide a hot food service to the elderly in the community.
Ngā kaikonihi pūtea taurewa
Ko tā ngā kaikonihi pūtea taurewa he tuku tere i ngā moni, ka mutu ka whiwhi tangetange i a koe. Ko te tikanga, tino teitei ngā pāpātanga huamoni, me utu anō te pūtea i te wā poto. Me pānui i ngā kuputuhi i ngā wā katoa, me te tuku pātai. He tārore tō te tuku moni tere i ngā wā katoa.
Predatory Lenders are quick to lend money, and exhaust your funds in the end. You will recieve a high interest rate that needs to be paid in a shortened amount of time. You should always read all of the conditions, and ask questions. Quick money lending is always a trap.
Ngā kāinga okioki
Ko te kāinga okioki he wāhi e nuku ai koe ina ahungarua, ina hiahia tautoko me ngā tāngata whakahoa. Ko te tikanga, he rūma motuhake, he huinga rūma motuhake rānei tō ia tangata, takirua rānei E whakaratohia ana ngā whakaurunga tāpiri - ka whai wāhi pea ki ēnei ko ngā wāhi kai, ngā wāhi hui, ngā mahi a te rēhia, me te tiaki hauora.
A rest home is a place where you move as you move through old age, or if you need support from other suitalbe people. You should have a separate room, or a collective of separate rooms for each person. Other facilities are provided, these may include places to eat, places to gather, places to entertain, and to care for your health.
Ngā kaituku moni taurewa
Ko ēnei ngā tāngata, ngā pakihi, ngā pēke rānei e hoatu taurewa ana i te moni ki a koe. Ka nui te taurangitanga o ngā pāpātanga huamoni ka utaina.
These are people, business or banks that loan money to you. The interest rate on a loan varies greatly.
Ngā kaiwhaipānga
Ngā tāngata matua, rōpū matua rānei kua whai pānga ki tētahi kaupapa, pakihi, whakahaere rānei.
Key individuals, or groups relevant to a project, business, or operation.
Kōwhiringa
Choice, option
Kāri Kapewhiti
Cashflow card
Kaipupurutanga
Ownership
Kaitirotiro hangatanga māraurau
Qualified building inspector
Kaitohutohu ahumoni
Financial advisor
Kaitukumahi
Employer
Kaiwhakarato pena
Conservative investor
Kaiwhakarato tipu
Growth investor
Kaiwhakarato tōtika
Balanced investor
Kaiwhakarato tuki
Aggressive investor
Kaiwhakarato tūpato
Defensive investor
Kaiutu tāke
Taxpayer
Kaupae
Step
Kohi ā-whare
Household consumption
Kuhunga Kāinga Iti
Tiny Homes Movement
Kōwhiringa ahumoni whaiaro
Personal financial option
Mamahi
Manpower
Mana Motuhake
Independence
Mārehe
Meticulous
Mātaitanga
Case study
Mātātoa
Adventure
Mino
Borrow
Moemanga
Bedroom
Mōheni
Magazine
Mōhiohio Whakarite
Background Information
Moni Tārewa
Credit
Te Moni Taurewa
He mea āhei te moni taurewa i te tangata tuku moni taurewa ki te tuku pūtea rānei, rawa rānei ki tētahi kaitono. Ka whakahokia tēnei pūtea e te kaitono ā tōna wā, heoi anō ka whakaaea i runga i te tikanga utu nama, pēnei i te huamoni me ngā momo utu ā-ratonga nei.
A loan allows a loan provider to give money or resources to an applicant. This fund is returned by the applicant some time in the future, however it is agreed upon under a debt fee rule, like interest and other types of service fees.
Mahere pūtea
He mahere hei āwhina i tō whakahaere i tō moni whiwhi me ō whakapaunga, i tō penapena moni anō hoki. Ko tāna he whakaatu i te nui o ngā moni e tau mai ana (moni whiwhi) me te nui e puta atu ana (ngā utu) i te roanga atu o tētahi wā.
A plan to help you manage your earnings, expenditures, and youe savings as well.
Mahi pēke tuihono
Mā te mahi pēke tuihono ka āhei koe ki tō moni mai i te rorohiko, i te pūrere matihiko rānei. Ka taea te whakamahi i te mahi pēke tuihono ki te neke i ō moni ki waenga pūtea, te utu i ō nama, te tono tohutohu moni, te utu moni ki tētahi atu, te mohio rānei ki te tapeke kei roto i tō pūtea, ō pūtea rānei.
By using internet banking you can access your money from a computer or a digital device. You can use internet banking to shift your money between accounts.
Mākete hea
Ko te mākete hea te wāhi e hokohokotia ana ngā hea kamupene. Kei Aotearoa ko te NZX te wāhi e hokohokotia ana ngā hea. Ko ētahi atu mākete hea ko ērā kei Niu Ioka me Tōkio.
The share market is the place where company shares are bartered. In New Zealand, the NZX is the place where shares are bartered. Other share markets are those in New York and Tokyo.
Mīhini moni
ATM
Moni kuhu wā pūmau
Koia te moni e kuhu ana koe mō te wā pūmau, ko te tikanga mō te 30 rā ki te 5 tau. Ki te hiahia kia whakahokia wawetia mai ō moni, tēnā pea ka ngaro he wāhanga o te huamoni i whiwhi hei whiunga.
This is money that you deposit for a fixed term, usually 30 days to 5 years. If you want your money returned earlier, you might lose part of the interest you recieved as a penalty.
Moni kuhu wā roa
Ko te moni kuhu wā roa ko te waiho i tētahi rahinga taimau i roto i tētahi pūtea pēke, hei tauira, mō te 1, te 2 tau rānei. Ko te tikanga ka whiwhi i te pāpātanga huamoni teitei ake mō te moni kuhu wā roa i tō te moni kuhu wā poto.
A long term deposit is leaving a fixed amount of money in a bank account, for example for 1 or 2 years. Usually you recieve a higher interest rate for a long term deposit than that for a short term.
Moni tango
Ko te moni tango he utu, he rahinga rānei kua utua atu i tētahi pūtea.
A debit is a cost or an amount paid by a fund.
Moni Taurewa
Ka tuku te moni taurewa i tētahi kaituku taurewa kia whakarato moni, rauemi rānei ki tētahi kaimino. Ka utua anō tēnei e te kaimino i tētahi wā o muri atu, me te tāpiri i ngā utu e whakaaetia ana pēnei i te huamoni me ngā tiringa. He mea āhei te moni taurewa i te tangata tuku moni taurewa ki te tuku pūtea rānei, rawa rānei ki tētahi kaitono. Ka whakahokia tēnei pūtea e te kaitono ā tōna wā, heoi anō ka whakaea i runga i te tikanga utu nama, pēnei i te huamoni me ngā momo utu ā-ratonga nei.
A loan is lended by a loan provider to provide money or resources to a borrower. A borrower will repay in the future, and includes addtitional agreed upon costs such as interest and fees. A loan allows an individual loan provider to lend funds or resources to an applicant. Overtime, this amount is repaid by the applicant, however this include agreed upon terms of payment, like interest and provider fees.
Moni whiwhi
Ngā mohi e tau mai ana pērā i ō utu ā-haora, ō penihana rānei. Ka utu tō moni whiwhi i ngā mea e matea ana, e hiahiatia ana rānei.
Money that is recieved like wages or a pension. Your income pays for your needs or wants.
Ngā mahi reanga maha
He mahi e whai wāhi ai ngā tāngata mai i ngā rōpū pakeke rerekē, pēnei i ngā tamariki haere kura e mahi tahi ana i te taha o ngā tāngata pēperekōu.
A job where a range of different ages work together, such as children in school working together with the elderly.
Ngā mātanga ahumoni
Koinei ngā tāngata e tono tohutohu ai koe. He nui ō rātou mōhiotanga mō te whakamahere me te whakahaere ahumoni, mō ngā ratonga me ngā hua ahumoni anō hoki. Hei tauira, ko ēnei pea he tangata i te pēke, he kaitohutohu mahere pūtea rānei.
These are the individuals you can ask for advice. They have a depth of knowlege on planning and budgeting finances as well as providers and financial benefit. For example, they could be individuals in a bank, or a budgeting advisor.
Ngā matea me ngā hiahia
Ko ēnei mea ngā matea ngā rawa me ngā ratonga e matea ana e koe kia mahi pai ai, kia ora ai koe Kei roto i ērā ko te kai, ngā kākahu, te whakamarutanga me te tiaki hauora. Ko ngā hiahia he rawa, he ratonga rānei ehara i waiwai, engari kei te hiahiatia, pērā i te papatohu kēmu, ngā rei, tētahi hararei rānei.
Needs are the assets and services you need to work well and to live well. Included in this are food, clothing, shelter and caring for your health. Wants are assets or provisions that are not essential, but are wanted, such as gaming consoles, personal pursuits, or holidays.
Ngā moni tango
Koinei ngā moni ka tangohia i tō pūkete. Hei tauira, te moni ka tangohia e koe mā te ATM
These are the funds that are withdrawn from your account. For example the money you withdraw from an ATM.
Mahi hamanga
Part-time job
Matea
An essential need
Moni kuhu
Ko te moni ka kuhuna ki tō pūtea pēke, hei tauira, ō utu mō ō mahi, te moni rānei ka kuhu koe ki roto i tō pūtea pēke.
Money that is deposited into your bank account, for example your payments from work or the money you deposit into your bank.
Moni Here
Bond money
Moni Kī
Key money
Mahi waimori
Casual work
Manarite-kore
Inequality
Manga
Drainage
Māraurau
Eligible
Matatika
Ethics
Moni kuhu tūmau
Term deposit
Moni Taurewa Huamoni Anake
Interest Only Loan
Moni Taurewa Takahuri
Revolving Loan
Moni Taurewa Tūtohi
Table Loan
Moni Taurewa Whakaheke
Reducing or Non-Table Loan
Maru ahumoni
He momo haumarutanga ā-ahumoni te maru ahumoni, i takea mai i ngā huarawa onāianei, he huinga huarawa rānei. He kirimana whai mana i waenga i ngā rōpū e 2 neke atu rānei. Ka whakaiti tūraru tēnei momo whakahaere tūraru mā te whakamahi i ngā huarawa o nāianei hei whakaineine i te ngarohanga pea. Ko ngā huarawa pēnei i ngā hea-pūmau, i ngā moni here te aha, te aha.
A derivative is a type of financial security, derived from an existing asset or set of assets. It is a legal contract between 2 or more parties. This type of risk management reduces risk by utilising existing assets as a way to offset potential loss. Such assets include stocks, bonds, etc.
Moni whiwhi pūmau
Regular income
Moni whiwhi torohū
Potential income
Nama
Debt
Te Nama
Ka kīia te kōrero e noho nama ana te tangata, arā, he moni hei whakahoki ki tētahi atu tangata, ki tētahi rangatōpū rānei. I te ao ahumoni, e rua ngā momo tangata nei, arā ko te tangata noho nama, me te kaituku moni.
It is well known that a person with debt such as money needs to return this to other people or entities. In the financial world, there are two types of people, in other words a person in debt and the lendor.
Nama kino
Ko te moni e mino koe hei hoko mea e heke ai te uara i muri i tāu hokonga, pērā i ngā pouaka whakaata, ngā papatohu kēmu, ngā hararei rānei.
Money you borrow to purchase something where the value deppreciates after purchasing, like a television, a playstation game, or a holiday.
Ngā here
Namatohu
Index
Namatohu Utu Kaihoko
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
Namatohu Utu Kaihoko Waenga
Wholesale Price Index (WPI)
Ngākaunuitanga
Commitment
Nohonga taratahi
Quarantines
Ngākau pai
Positive
Ngākau rorotu
Optimistic
Oranga
Wellbeing
Owha
Koinei ngā mea (rawa) i tukuna iho ki a koe e tētahi tangata kua mate. Ka whai wāhi pea te moni, ngā rawa whenua, e tētahi atu rawa pērā i ngā mahi toi, ngā taonga rānei - arā, he mea i marihi ki taua tangata.
These are the assets or money handed down to you from someone who has passed away. It may be money, land assets, or another type of asset, such as artwork or treasures or things that were valuable to that person.
Ohaoha
Economic
Ohu moni tārewa
Credit union
PIN
He tau tuakiri whaiaro te PIN i hoatu ki a koe ka taea ai te whakamahi i tō kāri – pēnei i te kāri EFTPOS, te kāri moni tango rānei. He mea nui kia kaua koe e whāki atu i tō PIN ki tētahi atu, ki ō hoa ranei.
A Personal Identification Number is a financial identity number given to you to enable the use of your card, such as a EFTPOS card, or a money withdrawing card. It is important that you dont inform anyone, or a friend of your PIN.t
Pakupaku
Tiny
Penapena
Savings
Penapena mō te whainga
Goal saving
Piriahi
Place of retirement
Pitomata
Potential
Pūeru
Fashion
Pūmanawa
Talent
Ngā pā okioki
Ko te pā okioki he huinga kāinga mō ngā pēperekōu e āhei ai te nuinga i tiaki i a rātou anō. E whakarato ana i ngā ngohe me ngā whai wāhitanga ki te whakahoahoa. Ko te tikanga, mō te noho i roto i aua pā me neke atu ō tau i tētahi tau kua whakaritea. Ka hoko ngā kainoho i ō rātou kāinga me te utu i ngā utu ā-marama mō ngā ratonga ka whakaratohia.
A Retirement Village is a collective of homes for the elderly where the majority can care for themselves. Activities are provided, and opportunities to socialise. Individuals need to be older than a certain age to live here. The individuals purchase their homes and pay monthly fees for the services provided.
Ngā pāpātanga huamoni
Koia te ōrau huamoni ka utaina ina mino moni koe, ka whiwhi kē rānei ina penapena moni. Hei tauira, mēnā kua mino moni koe, ā, ko te utu huamoni he 5%, me utu te 5% o te tapeke i minoa e koe hei huamoni. Ka taea e ngā huringa iti ki aua utu ngā rerekētanga nunui ki te nama i roto i te wā.
This is the percentage of interest added to the money you borrow, or money you receive from saving. For example, if you have borrowed money, and the interest fee is 5%, you need to pay 5% of the money borrowed as interest. Small changes to these costs can make big changes to the amount over time.
Ngā penapena
Koia te moni (moni whiwhi) kāore koe i te whakapau. Ka āhei te penapena mā te kuku moni ki tētahi pūtea pēke, mā te haumi rānei. Hei tauira, ka whai wāhi anō hoki ki te penapena te hoko rawa ina whakahekea te utu, te hoko taonga rānei nā te tangata kē i mua.
This is the money (income) you do not use. You can save by keeping money in a bank account, or by investing. For example, you can save through purchasing assets that have a lowered cost, or purchase previously owned goods from others.
Ngā pūtea whakatipu
He pūtea e whakahaerehia ana e te rōpū mātanga ka haumi i ō moni mā ngā āhua rerekē, pērā i ngā hea, ngā here, te moni ukauka rānei.
Funds that are managed by a group of experts that invest your money in different ways, such as shares, bonds or cash.
Painga
Ngā motika motuhake, ngā huanga rānei ō ētahi rōpū i te pāpori.
The special rights or benefits of a group in a community.
Pēke
Ko ngā pēke ngā wāhi e tiaki ana i āu moni mōu, me te āwhina i a koe ki te penapena. Ko tā rātou he haumi me te hoatu taurewa, me te whakarato anō hoki i te whānuitanga o ngā ratonga ahumoni, pērā i ngā mōkete me te rīanga.
Banks are places where you can keep your money safe and where you are supported to save. They invest and give out loans, and provide a range of financial services, such as mortgages and insurance.
Penihana
Ka utua auautia he moni whiwhi ki tētahi tangata whakatā neke atu i te 65 ōna tau e te kāwanatanga, e tētahi kaupapa penihana rānei
A frequent payment of income for an individual in retirement, older than 65 years old from the government or pension scheme
Pepa utu
Ko tā te pepa utu mai i tō kaitukumahi he whakaatu i tō utu peke, me ngā utu kua tangohia, kua tāpiritia rānei ki tō utu mahi, ā, e hia tō utu more. Ka whakaatu anō ngā pepa utu i te nui o te wā ka taea hei wā hararei, me te maha o ngā rā māuiui e whakaaetia ana māu me te kore e whakahapa utu mahi.
A payslip from your employer shows you gross income and the deductions made, or added to your work pay, and how much your net pay is. Also displayed on your payslip is your vacation leave, sick days allowance leave without pay deductions
Pūrongo moni taurewa
He pūrongo kei roto ko ngā mōhiohio mō te whakatauranga o tōu kaha ki te utu nama, o tōu whakahaere rānei.
A report that details your repayment or management of debt owed.
Pūtea ohotata
He rahinga pūtea kua tīkapea mō te wā ohotata. Ko tāna he utu i ngā nama mēnā ka hē haere tētahi mea pēnei i te ngaro o tō mahi, tētahi māuiuitanga, ngā utunga ohorere pērā i te nama rata niho, te nama whakatika waka rānei. Ko te rahinga e marohi nei mātou mō te pūtea ohotata ko te tapeke o ō utunga mō te toru marama.
An emergency fund are funds set aside for emergencies. It is for paying bills when you lose your job, get sick, or for emergency costs such as visiting the dentist, or repairing a car. The amount reccomended to save in an emergency fund is the total of your expenses for three months.
Pūtea pēke
He pūkete te pūtea pēke o te rahi o tō moni i te pēke, e hia kua kuhuna e koe (ō moni kuhu) me te rahi kua tangohia e koe (ō moni tango). Ko te tikanga neke atu i te pūtea pēke kotahi tō te tangata. Hei tauira, ka whai pūtea pēke pea mō āna utunga o ia rā pērā i te kai me te rēti, me tētahi atu mō āna penapena.
A bank fund is an account of the amount of money in your bank, how much you have deposited and the amount withdrawn. An individual should have more than one account. For example, a bank fund can be opened for daily spendings such as food, rent and others for saving.
Pūtea penapena
He pūtea pēke te pūtea penapena e kuhu ai koe i ō moni penapena. E tuku ana kia whakaputu koe i ō penapena, ā, e utu huamoni ana te pēke ki te tapeke (me te huamoni whakaputu ki te kore koe e whakaheke i tō tapeke).
A savings fund is a bank fund to deposit your savings. Money is deposited to save and banks add interest to the sum (they also add interest to the deposit of the sum is not deducted).
Pūtea penihana o Aotearoa
Ko te pūtea penihana te utu ā-wiki e tukuna ana e te kāwanatanga ki ngā tāngata māraurau katoa o Aotearoa neke atu i te 65 ō rātou tau, ki te āwhina ki te utu i ngā utu waiwai o te noho.
Pension fund is the weekly amount the Government deposits to all eligible 65 year olds in New Zealand, to assist with the essential costs of living.
Pūtea taunoa
Tirohia te 'pūtea taunoa Kiwisaver'
Check out the KiwiSaver default fund.
Pūtea taunoa KiwiSaver
Ina huaki koe i te pūtea KiwiSaver, ka honoa aunoatia koe ki tētahi pūtea taunoa, tae rā anō kia āta kōwhiri koe i te pūtea e hiahia ai koe ki te tūhono.
If you open a KiwiSaver, you will automatically enter a default fund, until you choose to join the fund you want.
Pūtea taurewa
Koia te rahi o te moni ka mino koe mō te wā ka whakaritea.
This is the amount you borrow for a designated time.
Pūtea taurewa ākonga
Ki te whakatau koe ki te whai akoranga atu ina wehe atu i te kura, ka āhei te mino moni i te kāwanatanga hei utu i ngā utunga akoranga pēnei i ngā whakaakoranga, ngā pukapuka me ngā rawa, me ngā utunga noho.
If you decide to further your education after leaving school, you are able to borrow money from the government to pay for your tuition costs such as your classes, textbooks, assets and renting or dwelling costs.
Pūtea Whakahaere Rawa
He tangata, he kamupene rānei kua kōwhiri koe ki te whakahaere i ō rawa mōu. Ko tēnei mea te rawa he mea whai uara e piki ai te uara i te roanga o te wā. Ko ētahi tauira ko ngā rawa whenua, ngā hea, ngā pūtea penapena ka whiwhi huamoni, me ngā here. Ko te tikanga ka hurihia ēnei hei moni ukauka ki te hiahiatia. Ko ngā rawa (pēnei i te whare) te tauaro o ngā taunaha (pēnei i te nama kāri taurewa)
An individual or company that you have chosen to manage your assets. An asset has value that will increase in value over time. Examples include land assets, shares, saving funds that receive interest, and bonds. These assets can be exchanged for cash if wanted. Assets (such as a house) are opposite of claims (such as loan debt).
Paearu
Criteria, standards
Pae paremata
Margin of return
Paheketanga ohaoha
Recession
Pāpātanga ā-huamoni
Rate of interest
Pāpātanga huamoni
Interest rate
Pāpātanga ōrau ā-tau
Annual percentage rate
Pāpātanga tāke ā-taumata
Progressive tax rate
Pāpātanga taurangi
Floating/variable rate
Pāpātanga whakawhiti
Exchange rate
Parahau
Justify
Parematatanga
Returns
Piti
Bid
Poronga tāke
Tax cut
Porowhiu
Disposable
Puna
Source
Puna moni whiwhi
Sources of income
Puringa moni ukauka
Cash holdings
Pūrongo kaihanga whare
Builders report
Pūrongo mātauranga
Academic record
Purongo rēhita wāriutanga
Registered valuation reportv
Paearu mahi
Performance criteria
Pānga
Consequence
Pāpātanga huamoni moni taurewa kāinga
Home loan interest rate
Pitomata v torohū
Potential
Pūkete penapena
Savings account
Pūrawa
Capital
Puna moni whiwhi ahumoni whaiaro
Personal financial income sources
Ngā Rawa
He mea whai uara ā-pūtea e pupuruhia ana e tētahi rangatōpū, ka whai hua, ka whakamahi rānei, hei tauira ko te whai hua pūtea.
A good or product that has financial value which is held by a corporation, to gain a profit or to use, for example to accrue funds.
Rakahinonga
Entrepreneurial
Rangatōpū
Entity
Ratonga
Service
Rawatoi
Medium
Rāwekeweke
Experiment
Rōpū whakahaere
Organisation
Te Rakahinongatanga
Ko te rakahinongatanga te āhei o te tangata ki te karawhiu, ki te kōkiri tonu, ā, ahakoa ngā piki me ngā heke o te mahi pakihi, he māia, he ngākau titikaha, he manawanui.
Entrepreneurship is the ability for a person to carry on regardless, continuously pushing forward and no matter how hard the business job they are confident, committed and dedicated.
Ngā ratonga mahere pūtea
Ngā whakahaere ka āwhina i a koe ki te waihanga mahere hei whakahaere i tō moni.
Management that aids you in creating a plan to manage your money.
Ngā rawa me ngā ratonga
Ko ngā rawa ngā mea e hoko ana koe pērā i ngā hū, kāroti, tētahi waka rānei. Ko ngā ratonga ngā mahi e utu ai koe i te tangata kia mahi mōu, pērā i te kuti i ō makawe, te whakatika i ō niho, te whakarato hoki rānei ki tō kāinga.
Assets are items you purchase, such as shoes or a car. Services are the cost of the work being completed for you, such as a haircut, dental work, or services to your home.
Rahinga nui
He utunga nui, wā kotahi o te moni e whakamahi ana koe ki te utu i tētahi nama, te haumi rānei ki tētahi pūtea. Hei tauira, ki te waiho ki a koe he moni ka taea te whakamahi i te wāhanga rahi hei utu i tō mōkete.
A large sum, where money is paid once towards a bill, or invested in a fund. For example, if you inherit money, the majority of it can be contributed towards your mortgage.
Rīanga
He ara whakahaere tūraru i tōu ao. Ka tūpono noa ngā mahi ohorere i tōu ao, ā, ka āwhina te riānga te pare i a koe i te ngaromanga ahumoni ki te pā kinotia ō taonga, tō hauora, tō āhei rānei ki te whiwhi moni. Hei tauira, ka āhei te hoko rīanga mō tō whare me ngā rawa i roto, me tō waka, kei tūkinotia, kei ngaro rānei. Mēnā ka haere koe ki tāwāhi, ka pare te riānga tāpoi i a koe i te wā kei tāwāhi.
A method of managing risks in your life. Accidents are chance events and insurance can aid you in mitigating financial losses to your valuables, your health, or you receiving income. If you travel overseas, travel insurance covers you whilst overseas.
Rīanga taonga whare
Koia te rīanga e kapi ai ngā taonga whare kei tō kāinga, e utua ai hoki te tūkino, te ngaromanga rānei ka tūpono noa ki aua mea.
An insurance that covers all the contents in your house, and pays if damage or loss occurs.
Rangikiriata
Netflix
Rawa
Asset / Property
Rēti
Rent
Rahinga Moni Taurewa Tahua More
Principal Loan Amount
Rawa pūmau
Real estate
Ritenga utu
Asking price
Ritenga
Habit
Tā te Whānau Whakahaere Moni
E āhua ōrite ana tēnei ki te penapena moni, ā, ka whakarāmemene tērā i ērā atu kaupapa, arā te noho nama, te penapena moni, me te penapena mō tētahi whāinga. E angitu ai tō whakahaere pūtea, me whai whāi, pūtake mārama rānei tō whānau. Me whai mahere pūtea, me utu anō te nama mēnā kei a rātou he nama, me penapena, me ū ki tētahi mahere taumano whānui.
This is similar to saving money, and also connects to others concepts such as debt, money saving and saving towards a goal. To ensure you succeed in managing money, you need a goal, or shared focus as a whānau. You need a budget plan and to pay debts if they have any, save and stick to an extensive long-term plan.
Taha hinengaro
Mental and Emotional wellbeing: coherent thinking processes, acknowledging and expressing thoughts and feelings and responding constructively
Taha tinana
Physical wellbeing: the physical body, its growth, development, and ability to move, and ways of caring for it
Taha wairua
Spiritual wellbeing/purpose: the values and beliefs that determine the way people live, the search for meaning and purpose in life, and personal identity and self-awareness (For some individuals and communities, spiritual wellbeing is linked to a particular religion; for others, it is not.)
Taha whānau
Social wellbeing: family relationships, friendships, and other interpersonal relationships; feelings of belonging, compassion, and caring; and social support
Tahua
Sum, Budget
Tātauira Pakirehua
Inquiry Template
Tauira
Example/Mould
Taupānga
Application
Tīwekaweka
Untidy, Disarray
Toiora
Welfare
Toitū
Sustain
Tōnui
Productive
Toritori
Busy
Tuaritia
Share
Tukunga Iho
Consequence
Tūmau Ahumoni
Financial Terms
Ngā takoha kaitukumahi
Koinei tā tō kaitukumahi e kuhu atu ai ki tō pūkete KiwiSaver (mēnā he kaimahi koe). Kei runga ake tērā i tāu i kuhu ai mai i ō utu ā-haora. E whakarite ana te kāwanatanga kia kuhuna atu e ngā kaitukumahi te 3% i te iti rawa o te utu mahi ki tētahi kaimahi (i mua i te tango tāke).
These are the contributions your employer makes to your KiwiSaver account (if you are an employee). This is on top of what you contribute based on your hourly wage. The Government have organised for employers to contribute 3% of an employees payments (before tax or gross amount)
Ngā tiringa
Te rahi e utu ana koe hei whakamahi i ngā ratonga pēke pērā i ngā kāri taurewa, te mōkete rānei. Me mōhio kia te rahi o aua tiringa ina waitohu koe ki tētahi ratonga.
The amount you pay to use bank services like a debit card, or a mortgage. You need to know the amount of the fee if you sign up to a service.
Ngā tuohunga
Ko ngā tuohunga he momo tiaki noho e whakarato ana i te tiaki tapuhi 24 haora ki a a koe i tō kaumātuatanga. Ka taea e ngā tuohunga te whakarato noho wā poto whai muri i tētahi noho hōhipera, tētahi māuiui, wharanga rānei e hiahiatia ai te tiaki haere tonu.
Hospice care is a form of living care that provides 24hour nurse assistance in your retirement. Hospice care can provide short stays after a hospital visit, a sickness or an accident when you wish for care to continue,
Tahua more
Koinei te rahinga e mino ana koe ina tono i tētahi pūtea taurewa, mōkete rānei. Ka tāpiritia he huamoni ki taua rahinga i ngā wā auau (ko te tikanga, ā-marama) kia mutu rā anō te utu anō.
The amount borrowed if you undertake a financial loan or mortgage. Interest is frequentlly added to this amount (generally every month) until it is repaid.
Tahua piki
He tahua ka haumihia atu ki ngā kamupene ko te tūmanako e tere ake ai te tipu i ō ētahi atu kamupene. Ko te whakaaro noa, he nui ake te tūraru kei tēnei momo haumi i ērā atu momo haumi. He pai te haumi ki tētahi tahua pikinga nui mēnā e kimi ana i te pikinga nui i roto i te wā roa, mēnā hoki, nā tō pūhoutanga, kāore koe e tino āwangawanga ki ngā taiheke mākete ka tūpono mai.
A fund invested with a company which hopefully grows faster than the other competitors. This type of investment in considered riskier than other types. It's a good idea to invest in a growth fund if it is long term, and if you are young and are not concerned about market falls which may happen.
Tāke hokohoko (GST)
Ko te tāke hokohoko he tāke ka tāpiritia ki ngā rawa me ngā ratonga e hoko ana ngā tāngata o Aotearoa. Ko te tāke hokohoko ko te 15% o te utu o tō hokonga mai. Ina hoko mea koe i tētahi toa, kua whakauru kētia te tāke hokohoko ki te utu hoko, ā, kāore pea e kitea e koe.
GST is a tax added to goods and services an individual may purchase in New Zealand. The tax is 15% the value of what is purchased. If you purchase goods from a store, thiis tax has already been included in the total cost, and you may not see this cost.
Tāke moni whiwhi
Koia te moni e utu ana koe ki te kāwanatanga i runga i tō moni whiwhi. Ka tukuna tikatia tētahi rahinga ōrau o ō moni mai i ō utu mahi ki te kāwanatanga. He momo tiritiri ngā tāke i ngā utu o ngā mea e hiahia ana mātou hei tāngata nō Aotearoa. E utu ana i ngā ratonga hira e hiahiatia ana mō te painga o te whenua, hei tauira, ngā hōhipera, ngā kura, me ngā rori. Whakamahia ai anō hoki te moni i ngā tāke hei tautiaki i ō mātou papa rēhia ā-motu me ētahi atu wāhi tūmatanui.
The money you pay to the Government from your income. A percentage of your work pay is directly paid to the government. Taxes are a form of allocation towards whatever New Zealanders want. These may be special services for the benefit of our land, for example, hospitals, schools and our roads. The money is also used to maintaing upkeep in recreational areas and other public spaces.
Tāmi ahumoni
Ina piki ngā utu, ka iti iho te mana hoko o tō moni. Hei tauira, ki te hoko koe i tētahi mea $1,000 tōna uara ināianei, ā, ko te pāpātanga tāmi ahumoni ko te 2%, hei te paunga o tētahi tau ka hiahia koe ki te $1,020 ki te hoko i taua mea.
If costs increase your ability to buy decreases. For example, if you buy something $1000 in value now, and the financial inflation rate increases by 2% at the end of the year, then you may need $1020 to purchase the same item.
Tangohanga utu
E kīia ana te moni ka tangohia i tō utu peke ko te tangohanga. Ko ētahi tauira o ngā tangohanga ko te tāke moni whiwhi, ngā utu pūtea taurewa ākonga, te KiwiSaver, me ngā utunga mo ngā akoranga e whai ana pea koe.
Money that is deducted from your gross pay is considered pay deductions. Examples include income tax deductions, student loan repayments, KiwiSaver, and costs for classes or education you are completing.
Taraka haere /Ngā kaihoko ā-taraka haere
Ko ēnei ngā tāngata e hokohoko taonga ana mai i ngā taraka nunui i roto i ētahi hapori, ko te tikanga he tino nui ake ngā utu mō aua taonga i ngā utu mō ngā taonga ōrite i roto i ngā toa. Ka hokohoko i ngā rawa e utua ai e koe ā muri atu. engari ka utua i ngā pāpātanga huamoni nui, ka mutu, ka nui ake te utu o ērā rawa i te utu i roto i nga toa noa.
These are the individuals who sell products from a large truck to a community, generally the price for those goods are higher than if you bought the same items in a store. You purchase the items and pay later, however you also pay higher interest rates, meaning you pay more than if you bought it in store.
Tarepa
Ka nui ake ana ō utu ora me ō nama i te rahinga e whiwhi ana koe (tō moni whiwhi), e kīia ana te moni tāpiri ka hiahiatia ki te utu i ō nama ko te tarepa.
When the cost of living and bills outweigh money you receive (your income), the money needed to pay those bills is a deficit.
Tari Taake
Ko tā te Tari Taake he kohikohi tāke mai i ngā tāngata o Aotearoa mō te kāwanatanga o Aotearoa.
Tau IRD
Ko tēnei mea te tau IRD he tau e waru, e iwa rānei ōna mati ka whiwhi koe i te Tari Taake (IRD). Nāu tēnā tau mō te roanga ake o tō ora — e kore e taea e tētahi atu te pupuri i tō tau.
An IRD number is an 8 to 9 digit number you receive from The Tax Department (IRD). That is your number for your lifetime - no one else can hold that number.
Tau pūtea
He āhua rerekē te tau putea ki te tau maramataka noa - ka tīmata hei te 1 o Paengawhāwhā i ia tau , ka mutu hei te 31 o Poutūterangi i te tau whai ake ana. I te mutunga o te tau pūtea, ka taki te tari kāwenatana e kīia ana ko te Tari Taake (IRD) mēnā kua utu koe i te rahinga tāke tika mō te nui o te moni i whiwhi koe.
The financial year is different to the calendar year - it starts on the 1st of April every year, and finishes on the 31st of March in the following year. At the end of the financial year, the government, known as the Tax Department, track if you have paid the correct tax amount for the amount of money you receive.
Tau whakatā
Kāore i whakaritea he tau whakatā i Aotearoa. Heoi, he tokomaha nga tāngata ka kōwhiri ki te whakatā ina eke ki te 65 tau te pakeke. Koinei te tau e āhei ana koe ki ngā utunga pūtea penihana o Aotearoa.
Aotearoa does not administer retirement numbers. However many people choose to retire when the reach 65 year of age. This is the age you are able to receive the pension fund.
Taunaha
Koinei ngā nama kei runga i a koe, tō whakahaere rānei. Hei tauira, ngā nama pēnei i ngā hoko putuputu, ngā pūtea taurewa me ngā mōkete.
These are debts you or your organisation have. For example, a debt like hire purchases, loans and mortgages.
Toitutanga Ahumoni
Ko te mārama ki te tiaki i tō pūtea, i tō whānau, i a koe anō hoki; te mōhio ki te inihua, ki te haumitanga me te whakatānga, pēnā i te KiwiSaver
Knowing how to look after your funds, your whānau, and yourself as well; understanding insurance, investment and retirement such as KiwiSaver.
Tuakiri ahumoni
Ka whai wāhi ki tō tuakiri ahumoni ō whakapono, tō mātauranga me ō whanonga e pā ana ki te moni. Ka whai wāhi anō hoki ngā mea e ako ana koe i tō whānau me tō hapori, me ō kōwhiringa mō te penapena me te whakapau.
Your beliefs, education and attitude towards money play a part in your financial profile. What you learn from your whānau and community also plays a role, and your options for saving and investing.
Tūraru
Koinei te tūponotanga kāore e ōrite pea te hua i tō haumi i tērā ka tūmanakohia, ka mutu, ka heke pea tōna uara.
This is the probability your profits might not be the same as what you wished, and the value decreases.
Tuwhena
Koinei te moni e toe ana i muri i tō whiwhi utu mahi i muri i te utu i ō utu noho, ngā utunga me ngā nama.
This is the money remaing after you receive your work pay, after you pay for living costs, your purchases and bills.
Tauari
Example; scenario
Tautiaki
Maintenance, or to maintain
Tūtohutanga
Recommendation
Tahua āwhina
Benefit
Tahua hea-toha
Mutual funds
Tahua Āwhina Kāwanatanga
Government Benefit
Tahua take ohorere
Tahua take ohorere
Tahua whakahaere
Managed funds
Taituarā
Security
Takatūtanga
Event
Takawaenga mōkete
Mortgage broker
Tino takatūtanga tauoranga
Significant life event
Takuhe
Grant
Tāmi ahumoni kume-hiahia
Demand-pull inflation
Tāmi ahumoni pana-utu
Demand-pull inflation
Tāmi ahumoni tauira-ōmua
Built-in inflation
Tango-anō
Redraw
Tāpae ā-moni tahua
Lump sum payment
Tāpaetanga mōkete
Mortgage repayments
Tari Tāke
Ko tā te Tari Taake he kohikohi tāke mai i ngā tāngata o Aotearoa mō te kāwanatanga o Aotearoa.
The Inland Revenue Department collect tax from citizens of New Zealand for the NZ Government.
Taunoa
Default
Tuapoki (pūtea)
Limit
Taurangi here-kore
Free floating
Tauwhitinga
Transaction
Tīmau pūnaha-moni
Currency peg
Tīwhiri moni
Money tips
Tū tīrara
Social distancing
Tūtohinga pāpātanga kaiwhakarato pūtea (PIR)
Prescribed Investor Rates (PIR)
Tahua pena
Conservative fund
Tahua tipu
Growth funds
Tahua tōtika
Balanced fund
Tahua tuki
Aggresive fund
Tahua tūpato
Defensive fund
Tahua whai mātauranga
Paid study
Tauira
Example/Mould/role model
Ngā uara
Ngā mea e whakapono ai te tangata, tētahi rōpū rānei me ngā mea e hira ana ki a koe.
The things an individual or group believes which are important to you
Ngā utu moni atu
Ngā moni e utu ana koe mō ngā mea e hiahia ana koe. Ko ētahi tauira ko te rēti, te kai, ngā ratonga hiko me te ipurangi. He nama hoki ngā utu moni atu. Ko ētahi tauira ko ngā utunga mōkete, ngā pūtea taurewa ākonga, me ngā tiringa kāri taurewa.
Other costs you pay for the things you want. Examples include, rent, food, electrical and internet services. Other bills are considered other costs as well. Examples include mortgage repayments, student loan payments and fees from credit cards.
Ngā utunga pūtea taurewa ākonga
Ki te whakatau koe ki te whai akoranga atu ina wehe atu i te kura, ka āhei te mino moni i te kāwanatanga hei utu i ngā utunga akoranga pēnei i ngā whakaakoranga, ngā pukapuka me ngā rawa, me ngā utunga noho. Ina tīmata koe ki te mahi, me tīmata ki te utu anō i taua pūtea taurewa. Ka tangohia tikatia ngā utunga pūtea taurewa ākonga i tō utu mahi.
Mēnā ka haere ki tāwāhi mō neke atu i te ono marama, me utu huamoni koe i runga i tō pūtea taurewa ākonga.
If you decide to further your education after leaving school, you are able to borrow money from the government to pay for your tuition costs such as your classes, textbooks, assets, and renting or dwelling costs. If you start working, you need to begin repaying the loan. Repayments for your loan are accurately deducted from your wage payments.
Uara tapeke
Koinei te rahinga ka whiwhi koe i tō haumi.
This is the amount you receive from your investment.
Utu ā-haora
Ko te rahinga ka utua ia haora mō tō mahi. Ka whakatauria te pāpātanga mōkito ka utua koe e te kāwanatanga. Hei tauira, ko te tikanga me whai utu ā-haora koe mō tō mahi tuatahi, kaua kē he utu ā-tau. Mō te hunga pakeke i Aotearoa, ko te $20 ia haora. Mō te hunga rangatahi me ngā tāngata e whakangungua ana ko te $16 ia haora te mōkito. Kei te maha o ngā haora e mahi ana koe ia wiki te nui o te utu ki a koe.
The amount of pay for your hourly work. The minimum rate determines you are paid by the government. For example, normally you should acquire a wage for your first job, not a salary. For adults in Aotearoa, it is $20.00 an hour. For youth and people in training, it is $16.00 minimum per hour. The amount of hours you work in a week is the amount you are paid.
Utu ā-rā
Ko te utu ā-rā (ā-haora rānei) te rahinga e utua ana koe mō ia rā (haora rānei) e mahi ana koe.
A wage is the amount you are paid for each day (or hour) you work.
Utu ā-tau
Ko te tikanga, he rahinga pūmau o te moni i ia tau. Hei tauira, ka utua ngā kaiako ki ngā utu ā-ta: ka whiwhi i te rahinga ōrite ia wiki ahakoa ngā haora e mahi ana rātou.
Normally, a permanent amount of money per year. For example, kaiako are paid a salary: they receive the same amount each week, no matter the hours they work.
Utu hea
He maha pea ngā mea rerekē ka whakatau i te utu o tētahi hea. Ko te mea matua e aweawe ana i te utu ko te taurite i waenga i te putanga me te hiahiatanga. Ki te tokomaha ngā kaihoko e hiahia hea ana, ka piki te utu. Mēnā he tokomaha atu ngā kaihoko atu i ngā kaihoko mai, ka heke te utu.
The are many things to consider when purchasing a share. The main thing influencing the price is the comaprison between consequences/conditions and desires. The majority of buyers wanting shares, are wanting the price to rise. If there are more sellers than buyers then the price drops.
Utu i a koe e whiwhi moni ana
Kia māmā ai te utu tāke, whakamahi ai te nuinga o ngā tāngata i tētahi pūnaha e kīia ana Utu i a koe e Whiwhi Moni ana (Pay as You Earn (PAYE)). Ina tīmata koe ki te whiwhi utu mō ō mahi, ka tukuna tikatia tētahi rahinga ōrau mai i ō utu mahi ki te kāwanatanga. Mā te pērā, kāore koe e mate ki te utu i te utunga tāke rahi kotahi i te mutunga o ia tau.
To make paying tax easier, most people use the system known as Pay as you Earn (PAYE). When you start receiving pay for your work, a percentage amount of your work pay is sent directly to the government. By doing that, you will not suffer paying one large tax payment at the end of every year.
Utu kaikerēme
Koinei te rahinga e whakaae ana koe ki te utu o te whakatika i te tūkino ina tuku kerēme rīanga koe. Hei tauira, mēnā ko te utu kaikerēme mō tō rīanga motokā ko te $250, ā, ka pā te hauata ki tō waka ko te $750 te nui o te tūkino, māu e utu e $250, mā te kairīanga e utu te toenga, i tēnei wā ko te $500.
This is the agreed amount you pay to fix an accident if you submit an insurance claim. For example, if your claimant fee for motorbike insurance is $250, and you experience an accident to your vehicle costing $750 in damages, you pay $250, the insurer pays the remaining cost, in this instance $500.
Utu more
Ko tō utu more te rahi ka kuhuna atu ki tō pūtea pēke ia rā utu mahi. Ko te utu more tō utu peke i muri i te tangonga o ngā tāke me ētahi atu utu, pērā i KiwiSaver. Ko tō utu peke te tapeke o te moni e whiwhi ana koe mō te mahi i oti i a koe.
Your net pay amount is deposited into your bank account every pay day. The net pay is your gross pay after taxes and other fees have been deducted, like KiwiSaver. Your gross pay is the total of money you received for work you completed.
Utu peke
Ko tō utu peke te tapeke o te moni e whiwhi ana koe mō te mahi i oti i a koe. Ko tō utu more te rahi ka kuhuna atu ki tō pūtea pēke ia rā utu. Ko te utu more tō utu peke i muri i te tangonga o ngā tāke me ētahi atu utu, pērā i KiwiSaver.
Your gross pay is the total of money you received for work you completed. Your net pay amount is deposited into your bank account every pay day. The net pay is the gross pay after taxes and other fess have been deducted, like KiwiSaver.
Utu whāngai
Te rahinga e utu auautia ana e koe ki tō kamupene rīanga kia whai mana ai tō rīanga. Ko te tikanga, utua ai ā-rua wiki, ā-marama, ā-tau rānei.
The amount paid regularly by you to your insurance company to validate the insurance. Usually fortnightly, monthly or yearly.
Utu tuku
Letting fee
Ukauka
Cash
Utu Muri Iho
AfterPay
Utanga
Contribution
Utu ā-hāora mōkito
A wage is an hourly rate. The government sets the minimum wage that you can be paid. As a student, your first job is likely to have a wage rather than a salary. For adults in New Zealand, this is $20 per hour. For young people and people who are being trained, the minimum wage is $16. The amount you are paid each week depends on the number of hours you work.
Utu Hapa Moni Taurewa
Loan Penalty Fee
Utu hora
Spread
Utu tahua
Cost of funds
Utunga
Payment
Utu
Charge / fee
Utu whakamutu mahi
Redundancy pay
Ngā Wawata
E kōrerotia nuitia ana te kupu nei mō te moemoeā, mō ngā hiahia, mō ngā awhero o te tangata.
This word emphasises the dreams, the wants and goals of an individual
Te Wā-tirotiro
Ko tōna tikanga he wā-tirotiro i ō whāinga kia pai ai te whakahaere i te ahu whakamua.
Strictly speakings it is a time to monitor goals and better manage progress.
Te Whakatakoto Whāinga
Ko te tikanga o te whakatakoto whāinga kia mārama pu te ara hei whakatutuki, kātahi ka wāwāhi i ngā mahi hei mahi, hei whakatutuki hei tētahi wā tohu.
The general reason for goal setting is to clearly understand the path to achieve, then breaking down the tasks to do, to achieve in a set time.
Te Whānau Whairawa
Ko te pūtake o te whānau whairawa he kaha tōpū, he mamahi tōpū, he mātauranga tōpū, ā, e tohu ana i te nui o te aroha, o te manaaki, o te mana, o te mauri, o te tautoko, o te mahi tahi. Tae atu hoki ki te moni tōpū, pēnā i te ukauka me ngā rawa ahumoni.
The foundation of a wealthy whānau is collective strength, collective labour, collective knowledge, and signifying the importance of compassion, care, authority, life essence, support and unity. Also including collective money, like coins and financial resources.
Wā-tirotiro
Check-ins
Waitohu
Label
Whakaaro tūāpapa
Fundamental consideration
Whakaarorangi
Intention
Whakakai taringa
Earring
Whakakipakipa
Inspire
Whakamāene
Sand
Whakamarohi
Enhance
Whakapakeke
Grow up
Whakapūhoitanga
Slowdown
Whakarāmemene
Bring together
Whakarawe
Furnishing
Whakarewahia
Launched
Whakatairanga
Emphasis
Whānau Whairawa
Whānau Wealth
Wharekura
Container home
Ngā whāinga ahumoni
Ko ngā whāinga ahumoni ngā ūnga māu e whakatakoto ina hiahia koe ki tētahi mea me utu, ā, kāore koe e whai moni hei utu i taua wā tonu. Ko ngā whāinga ahumoni ko te penapena moni mō ngā mea pērā i te waea hou, te utu tīkiti rānei mō te haere ki tētahi huihuinga motuhake.
These are the financial goals you set with something you wish to purchase in mind, and you don't have the money to purchase in that instant. Financial goals is saving money for things such as a new phone, and paying for a ticket to attend a special gathering.
Ngā whāinga wā poto
He mahere mō tētahi wā poto. Hei tauira, he 3-12 marama pea te roa o tētahi whāinga wā poto.
A short term plan. For example, a goal that is 3-12 months in duration is a short term goal.
Ngā whakawhiti aunoa
Ko ngā whakawhiti aunoa he ara utu nama tika i tō pūtea pēke. Ka rerekē pea taua rahi ia marama - pērā i tō nama waea, tō nama hiko rānei. Ka mahia auautia ngā utu, ko te tikanga ā tētahi rā pūmau o te marama. Ka taea hoki te whakamahi mō ngā penapena whaiaro.
Automatic Transfers are a method to automatically pay the correct amount from you bank account. The amount may differ every month, such as your phone bill, or your electricity bill. The payments are automatic, for a permanent day of the month. This can also be used for personal saving.
Ngā whiu
Ki te tūreiti tō utu, ki te kore rawa e utu i tētahi nama, kei te takahi koe i tētahi kirimana. Ka utaina he utu tāpiri ki te rahi e nama ai koe, me te aha, me nui ake to utu.
If you're late to pay, or if you do not pay a bill, you may breach your contract. An additional cost is added to the bill, meaning you have more to pay.
Wā utu
Ko te tikanga, 1 wiki, e 2 wiki, tētahi marama rānei te wā utu. Koinei te nui o te wā i waenga rā utu.
Normally pay periods are 1 week, 2 weeks or monthly. This is the usual length of time between pay days.
Waiaro
Te huinga o ō whakapono, uara, kare ā-roto hoki tērā ka aweawe i ō aronganui me te āhua e mahi ai i āu mahi.
A set of beliefs, values, feelings that influence your emotions and the way you do what you do.
Wāpau
Koinei ngā haora tāpiri i mahi koe i tētahi wā utu. Kei runga ēnei i ngā haora i whakaaetia i tō kirimana mahi.
These are the additional hours you work in a pay period. These are above the hours you agreed to in your contract.
Whaiaro ahumoni
Ko tā tō whaiaro ahumoni he whakaahua i ō kaha me ō ngoikore e pā ana ki ngā momo e whakapau ai, e penapena ai rānei koe i te moni Tēnā pea 'kaipoka moni', he 'kaiwhakahaere moni', he 'rakahinonga' rānei koe.
Your personal finance demonstrates your strengths and weaknesses regarding your types of expenditure or savings of money.
Whāinga wā poto
He mahere mō tētahi wā poto. Hei tauira, he 3-12 marama pea te roa o tētahi whāinga wā poto.
A short term plan. For example, the length of time mught be 3-12 month.
Whāinga wā roa
He mahere mō tētahi wā roa, ko te tikanga he wā neke atu i ngā tau ruarua. Tērā pea, ka rua tekau ki te toru tekau tau te roa.
A long term plan, normally a period longer than a couple of years. Perhaps, 20 to 30 years long.
Whakahaere moni
Ko tēnei mea te whakahaere moni he aroturuki i ō moni taumai (moni whiwhi) me te puta atu (utunga). E pā ana ki te pai o ō kōwhiringa whakamahere me pēhea te whakamahi i tō moni. Ko te mahere pūtea he utauta ka whakamahia ki te whakahaere i ō moni.
This thing about money management is tracking your incoming (income) and outgoing (spending) money. Related to the quality of your planning choices and how to use you rmoney. A financial plan is a tool used to manage your money.
Whakahaere tūraru
Ko te whakahaere tūraru te tautuhi i mua i ngā tūraru ka tūpono me te whai i ngā mahi ki te whakaheke i aua tūaru.
Risk management is identifying a risk before it happens and following the actions to reduce those risks.
Whakaiti
Ko te whakaiti i ngā tūraru, te papānga, ngā pānga rānei o tētahi mea.
Reducing risks or impact of something.
Whakapaunga
Ina whakapau moni, me te rahinga ka whakapaua.
Whakapoapoa whai wāhi
Ko tāna he whakatenatena i a koe kia whai wāhi ki tētahi mahi. He moni, he paraihe pea te whakapoapoa.
This is an incentive which encourages you to participate in the work. Money and prizes could be the incentive.
Whakapuakanga
Ko te whakapuakanga te hoatu mōhiohio hou, tūmataiti rānei ki ngā tāngata. Tērā pea me whakarato mōhiohio mōu anō ki tētahi kamupene rīanga. Hei tauira, mēnā kei te hoko rīanga hauora koe, me whakapuaki i ō mōhiohio hauora katoa.
A declaration is supplying new or private information to a person. Perhaps you need to provide information about yourself to an insurance company. For example, if you are purchasing health insurance, you need to declare all your health information.
Whakatānga
Koinei te wā e kōwhiri ai koe kia mutu ō mahi whiwhi utu. Ka taea te whakatā ina rawaka tō moni whiwhi ki te utu i tō noho me te kore e mate ki te mahi.
This is the time you choose to finish working for money. You can retire if you have sufficient income to pay for your lifestyle and won't worry about having to work.
Whakatauranga o te kaha ki te utu nama
He aromatawai, he whakawā rānei mō te tūponotanga ka utua anō te moni ki te minoa e koe.
An assessment or judgement about the probability to return the money you borrowed.
Whakatekau
Utua ai e ētahi mema o ētahi hāhi he whakatekau. Koia he ōrautanga o tō moni whiwhi ka utua ki te hāhi i ia rā whiwhi utu mahi - ko te 10% te rahinga noa.
Some church members pay a tithe portion. This is a percentage of your income that is paid to the church on pay day - which is a 10% amount.
Whakatipuranga whānautanga maha
Ko roto i te whakatipuranga whānautanga maha ērā tāngata i whānau mai i te 1946 ki te 1964. E kōrero ana te kupu 'whakatipuranga whānautanga maha' ki te pikinga nui o ngā whānautanga i muri i te mutunga o te Pakanga Tuarua o te Ao.
The baby boomers era represents those people born between 1946 to 1964. The phrase 'baby boomers' speaks of the huge increase in births after the end of the Second World War.
Whakawhānuitanga
Ko tēnei te hora i ō tūraru ina haumi koe i ō moni. Tē hoko ai i te hea kotahi e $800 te uara, ka hoko kē i ngā hea e 80, ko te $10 te uara o ia hea, i ngā kamupene, ahumahi, whenua rerekē puta noa i te ao. Ka pai te mahi a ētahi hea, kāore pea e pai te mahi a ētahi atu, heoi anō mā te hora i te tūraru kāore i ngaro ō moni katoa i te wā kotahi.
This is the spread of your risk if you are investing your money. Not purchasing a single share at the value of $800, but instead purchasing 80 shares, at a value of $10 per share in companies, finance, different countries around the world. Some shares will do well and some will not, however by spreading the risk you will not loose all your money at once.
Whatunga
He rōpū tangata, ētahi whakahaere rānei kei a rātou ngā kaingākau tiritiri ka tautoko tētahi i tētahi
A group of people or some organisations that have a similar aspiration to support one another.
Wira
He pepa ā-ture e kī ai koe i roto mā wai e whiwhi ō rawa, taonga rānei ā muri i tō matenga.
A legal paper/document that states who will receive your assets or treasures after your death.
Whāinga atamai
SMART goals
Whakaiti Huakino
To minimise or mitigate negatives
Whakamataaratanga
Campaign (as in marketing or advertising)
Whanonga Kiritaki
Consumer behaviour
Whakaahu whakamua hangarau
Technological advancement
Whakangungu
Training
Whakanui
Maximise
Whakapaunga ohorere
Unexpected expenses
Whakarato
Supply
Whakareretanga
Inheritance
Whakatōpū
Consolidate
Whanokē
Unpredictable
Whare manatōpū
Building society
Waiwai
Essential
Waiwai-kore
Non-essential
Whakapakari mahi
Career building
Whakareka
Treat
Whakawātea mātua whai utu
Paid parental leave
Whatunga ā-ngaio (tūhononga ā-ngaio)
Professional network
Wheako tauira
Internship
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