Ep 5 | Owen Mitai | Māori And Money: More Money, More Raruraru?

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Owen Mitai (Te Arawa, Te Whakatōhea, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) always wonders what our relationship with is with money. Chances are many of us are yet to have a good wānanga about how this westernised facilitator of exchange actually effects us all as Māori.
The senior member of internationally-acclaimed kapa haka, Te Mātārae i Ōrehu and head honcho account at Deloitte Rotorua reckons Māori need to take financial literacy more serious. How are we ensuring future generations are ‘financially free’? That’s the imperative. This is Owen's story.
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7 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@robbiep2477 2 года назад

I watched this over a Year ago just before the first lockdown. This korero got me into investing with sharesies. I have had some awesome wins and some big losses but learned along the way. I shared this video to whanau and friends that have also changed their mindset and the way they think about money. Awesome korero!!!

@torileh 5 лет назад

The realisation that money is indeed a language that we all need to learn. Im definitely going to study up and pass down that knowledge to my tamariki so we can thrive, not just survive. Thanks for that korero!! Much appreciated 🙏

@studioeightbudgets9768 5 лет назад

Awesome korero Owen. I agree with Owen about our parents not being able to teach something they don't know about. Especially financial literacy. I'm on the financial wagon with Savings, Investing just small at the moment, sticking to a budget and trying to break Intergenerational cycles of government reliant and looking further down the track to gain financial freedom. That's the goal, not to be rich, but never worry about my finances again.

@pottershousemanukau2551 5 лет назад

I subscribed purely based on the intro music

@thetaumatakorero6025 5 лет назад

MANUKAU POTTERSHOUSE Hahahahaha what’s up Manukau Pottershouse?! Our titles music was done by a good friend of mine DJ Spell. He’s based in Melbourne at the moment, but is back and forth between there and home here. Search him on all platforms you can find some of his creative stylings. @spellspellspell or smash DJ Spell in to Facebook and you’ll be away. Ngā mihi, Raniera

@paxiijonez 5 лет назад

Awesome korero. a conversation that really needs to happen in maori homes. Mean listning to you fullas on the nightshift out the Pilbara. Kia Ora.

@thetaumatakorero6025 5 лет назад

paxiijonez Is this you Piripi? Chur bro, long time no hear. We bumped in to your brother a couple of weeks ago in Auckland, he was up from Wellington. Awesome to hear you’re getting some good value out of the content while deep in the mahi overseas there bro. Keep smashing it out. Take care my bro, Raniera