Jan/Feb 2025: NZ holiday spending and new year priorities report + Perceptive is hiring! + team news

Jan/Feb 2025: NZ holiday spending and new year priorities report + Perceptive is hiring! + team news

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Jingle Bills: NZ Holiday Spending and New Year Priorities

Our first Mind & Matters special report for 2025 has arrived:

In the lead up to the Christmas and New Year's Eve holiday break, we asked over 900 New Zealanders about what they planned to spend on over the holidays and their priorities going into 2025.

This special report highlights key aspects of festive financial behaviour, including main spending categories, gift-giving trends, budgets, changes compared to last year, and preferred payment methods.

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Holiday spending highlights:
? Cash is king again: 42% of Kiwis paid in cash
? We're spending less on: Food and drink
? We're spending more on: Events, festivals and activities

Top 2025 priority by age:
? Under 35s: Personal development
? 35-54 years: Finances and investments
? Over 55s: Health and fitness.

?Read the full report here

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Team news

Work anniversaries

Congratulations to the following Perceptive team members who celebrated their work anniversaries this January and February:


Beyond the office

From South America tramping to kitchen renovations, the team enjoyed a well-earned break over Christmas and New Year's.

Holiday collage from the Perceptive team
1. Natalia went tramping in Patagonia. 2. Nikky biked around Queenstown. 3. Andrea's kitchen got a facelift!
Collage of holiday photos from Perceptive staff
4. Rachael enjoyed the Sail GP, boating around Kai Iwi Lakes, and the beach at Tapeka Point. 5. Ange visited Aotea/Great Barrier Island, went wine tasting in Hastings, and made sure her dog (Albie) was properly attired for holiday festivities.

Nikky Lee had her novel The Rarkyn's Fall and short story collection A Night So Dark And Full Of Stars longlisted in the British Science Fiction Association Awards while her novella Once We Flew is a finalist in the international Self Published Indie Novella Championship.

Book covers for Once We Flew, The Rarkyn's Fall and A Night So Dark And Full Of Stars
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