Tell it to me straight! Survey

Consider this market research, but really, I just want to know more about you!

With almost 400 podcasts released over 5 years, you possibly know quite a bit about your host - but now, it's your turn! By completing this survey you're going to have a chance to have a say about what you really want to learn more about.

I'm not interested in marketing to you in this survey, but the aggregated and anonymized information may be used to determine the type of content covered in the future, other ventures I'm involved in, and the brands I may be approach for sponsorship.

1.If you're comfortable sharing this, how much does your household earn (before tax) annually from work that you're actively involved in (don't include passive or residual income sources).

3.How old are you? (if you're a couple, just split the difference!)

0 years old (happy birthday!!)

110 (impressive!)

4.What part of the world do you live in? What makes it special?

5.How long have you been listening to the NZ Everyday Investor Podcast?

Less than 1 month

Less than 6 months

Less than 12 months

Greater than 1 year but less than 2

More than 2 years!

I don't listen to the podcast I was just hoping there was some free stuff by completing this (sorry, there isn't!)

6.Tell me a bit about the type of content you prefer.

I prefer content which is factual, based on data, and 'technically correct'.

I prefer creative content with some opinion and unique perspectives.

I prefer content which is motivating.

I prefer content that will help me to get an 'edge' in some way.

7.Tell me honestly...

I prefer just listening to episodes with guests interviewed and don't listen to Darcy's perspectives.

I enjoy listening to Darcy's perspectives as much as the discussion with the guest.

I only listen in to Darcy's perspectives.

Who's Darcy?

9.Thinking about all that you own, less all that you owe, what is your approximate net worth excluding your home?

Prefer not to say

Less than $100k

Greater than $100k but less than $1m

$1m or more

10.If you invest regularly, how much?

Less than $100 per month

Greater than $100 but less than $500 per month

Greater than $500 but less than $2,000 per month

More than $2,000 per month

Too hard to answer as I have variable income

I'd prefer not to say

11.What about the mortgage on your own home?

I/we owe between $0 and $250k on our mortgage.

I/we owe between $250k-$1m on our mortgage.

I/we owe between $1m-$2m on our mortgage.

I/we owe over $2m on our mortgage.

I/we do not have a mortgage at all, but still have a 'facility' open with the bank.

I/we do not have a mortgage any more (I/we have 'discharged' the mortgage with the help of a solicitor).

12.Thinking about all your mortgage debt (if any), on your home and your rental properties, which is true for you?

I/we don't have any mortgage-debt.

I/we have a mortgage balance less than $1m

I/we have a mortgage balance less than $2m

I/we have a mortgage balance greater than $2m

13.KiwiSaver: If you're an employee, please let me know which statement is true for you.

I/we are not enrolled in KiwiSaver

I/we contribute 3%

One of us (if you're a couple) contributes more than 3%

My employer offers a scheme similar to KiwiSaver that I've enrolled in

I'm self-employed

14.KiwiSaver and ethical investing.

I'm confident that my KiwiSaver provider only invests in things that are 'socially responsible', and I would invest here solely due to this reason.

It's important that my KiwiSaver provider only invests in things that are 'socially responsible', even if it does impact the return I receive.

I'm slightly suspicious around ethical investing and sounds like marketing to me!

15.Have any of the guests (KiwiSaver providers) that have appeared on The Everyday Investor podcast, influenced which provider you've chosen?

Yes

Tell me more!

16.Have you ever had the pro's and con's of an active or passive KiwiSaver strategy explained to you?

What's active and passive?

Yes

Not applicable

17.Cryptocurrency: Darcy Ungaro is one of the few financial advisers who actively endorses crypto. Tell me how you feel about this.

I think it's incredibly irresponsible

I don't have a view on this

Finally, a financial adviser who doesn't automatically dismiss crypto as a viable investment option!

18.Cryptocurrency: Which of of the following statements (select all that apply), is true for you.

I believe crypto is a fad/scam/rat poison and am just waiting to be proven right.

I believe crypto is a function of an over-exuberant market and offers no real-world utility.

I believe crypto is the future (in some shape or form).

I'm very early on in my learning around this and appreciate any content around this.

I consider myself knowledgeable in this area and don't benefit from the content covered.

19.Cryptocurrency: Last question - have you signed up to Easy Crypto as a result of listening to the NZ Everyday Investor podcast?

Yes

20.Property: This has always been the most popular topic to cover on the show - tell me about what you'd like to hear more of here. Select all that apply (go bananas!)

How to repay my mortgage more aggressively

How to borrow more in the current environment

What makes a good property to own

What makes a good rental property to own

Other (please specify)

21.Property: tell me if you listen to other podcasts around this topic and what you like about it.

22.Investing in the sharemarket - do you invest in individual companies?

Yes

23.Investing in the sharemarket: Do you believe in 'value or growth' investing

I'm a value investor

I'm a growth investor

I have no idea what you're talking about!

24.Macroeconomics: I believe that the best investment decisions are made by looking through a lens of micro (your circumstances) and macro (external circumstances). Have you benefited from any of the content covered around economics on this podcast?

Yes

I'm not sure

25.Politics: Unfortunately politics does play a role in determining the environment in which we are building wealth in. Which of the following describes your natural political bias?

I prefer not to answer this

I am extremely 'left' in my political preferences

I am 'mildly left' in my political preferences

I'm in the middle - perfectly balanced!

I'm 'mildly right' in my political preferences

I'm extremely 'right' in my political preferences

I'm a libertarian

I'm an anarchist

I have no idea and don't really care about politics

26.Politics - tell me more about what you want to hear on this, or don't want to hear.

I don't like the views shared on the podcast (as I don't share them).

I love hearing the views shared on politics (as I share them).

I'm influenced to the point where I've changed my views since listening to this podcast.

I'm not influenced in any way to change my views since listening to this podcast

27.Alternative views: Please describe where you sit on the spectrum of 'mainstream to alternative' views as it relates to investing.

I describe myself as a mainstream, traditional thinker, and am somewhat cynical and even disturbed by some ideas that sound strange.

I like to think of myself as pretty open minded, but I only ever end up doing mainstream things!

I believe I can see 'both sides of the coin', and this often makes it hard for me to disagree strongly with the views of others.

I feel like most people have their heads in the sand and need to wake up around what's going on around them!

I don't understand this question or prefer not to answer

Tell me anything you like about what you really think here:

28.Partnership/Sponsorship: To assist with some of the ongoing costs, I have received money from brands in the past to produce content in conjunction with them. Tell me how you feel about this.

I feel it's completely inappropriate

I would prefer that the podcast was advertising the services that Darcy provides only, and other brands had no part to play at all.

I'm happy with brands partnering with the NZ Everyday Investor as long as it's clear that they are contributing financially towards the costs.

I feel great - and I'd love to see more of this!

I'm not fussed - I acknowledge that when content is free, in most cases, the listeners are the product!

29.Newsletter: Do you feel that the newsletter (assuming you subscribe to it!) provides value?

Yes, I find it useful

It's somewhat useful

It's not really useful

It could be useful, but I'd love to see it more frequently.

30.What kind of topics would you like me to cover more frequently on the NZ Everyday Investor?

31.If you were to be offered private access to the 'The Vault' of previous episodes, including the controversial yet eerily accurate episodes of TGIF, how much would you pay for this?

Between $40-$50 a year

Between $50-$100 a year

Up to $1k a year

I wouldn't be interested

32.Lastly, I'm always looking for interesting guests to talk with - please tell me if there is anyone that you want to hear more from

Current Progress,

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