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How younger investors are using Sharesies to get ahead - Diana Clement

How younger investors are using Sharesies to get ahead - Diana Clement
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Young New Zealanders are increasingly turning to investment platforms like Sharesies to build wealth as traditional paths like property ownership become less accessible. The median age of these first-time investors is now 22, with a strong preference for a mix of individual stocks and ETFs.

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The shift toward micro-investing platforms reflects a broader generational change in how young people approach financial security and capital accumulation.

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