Kernel Roadshow 2022 - Palmerston North

In celebration of Sorted NZ's annual Money Week, we're travelling around the country to host a series of nationwide events, driving more open conversations around money.

This year, we're building on Sorted's #JustWondering theme, to ask the question 'What's Your Money Story?'.

Kernel Founder & CEO Dean Anderson, and special guest Courtney Manu will share about their journey with money - the good and the bad - plus answer any money-related questions you have on your mind.

From whether now is a good time to invest, to if it's a good idea to change KiwiSaver providers, to what the best way to track spending is - we're here to get all your questions answered.

Agenda:

5.30PM - Arrival & Introduction

5.40PM - 6:00PM - Dean will share his money story plus shed light on what we're seeing from everyday investors; how they're managing their money, investing and more

6:00 - 6.30PM - Q&A with Courtney Manu - hear about her journey with money and get any general money and investing questions answered

RSVP:

We'd love these presentations to be full, so please feel free to bring friends and family along. Please RSVP by clicking Register and include any extras.

Should you have any dietary requirements, please get in touch with the Kernel team at comms@kernelwealth.co.nz and specify your requirements as well as the event you will be attending.

About:

Kernel is an all-inclusive personal finance platform. We give you the financial tools to save towards your short and medium-term goals, while letting your long-term investments work away in the background. With Kernel Save, Kernel Invest and the Kernel KiwiSaver Plan, you can bring your finances into one platform without lifting a finger.

Courtney Manu is first and foremost a wife, mum and business owner. She is also a Palmerston North-based influencer who shares about her everyday life, including her family's journey towards financial freedom. From renovating their rental property to sharing budgeting hacks to save when you shop, Courtney is open and honest about the realities of what it takes to 'get ahead' financially.