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If you’ve ever wondered whether you should be focused on paying off debt versus investing your hard-earned cash, you’re not alone. MAS Head of Growth (Investments), Jacob Hattersley, breaks down the benefits of each option.

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it's easy to overlook our intricate relationship with money. Money is not merely a transactional tool; rather, it's a complex entity intertwined with our values and identity.

If you’re just starting out, or are looking to change up your portfolio, we break down the 7 investment fund types available through MAS to help you make the right decision for your finances.

Is your home and contents insurance covering what it should be? David Saunders, MAS Product Manager – General Insurance, shares some key considerations to ensure you don’t get caught out.

Breakdowns never happen at a convenient time. Whether you’re heading home after a night shift or running between a clinic and a school pickup, the last thing you need is a car that suddenly stops cooperating.

With technology and AI making scams more sophisticated, it’s important that you know how to protect yourself and your data. MAS Cyber Security Lead Min Kim shares some simple steps you can take to stop scammers in their tracks.

For artist, teacher and MAS Member Sam Gilmour, painting is a way to bring her childhood dreams to life in vivid colour. She talks to Nicky Dewe about embracing the messiness of the creative process, and nurturing the next generation.

Young Māori parents make careful money decisions every day, often managing real complexity on limited resources and in systems that were not built with their lives in mind. With help from MAS Foundation, a new programme is set to support financial wellbeing for whānau.

New Zealand’s first female trauma surgeon, Dr Savitha Bhagvan, has witnessed many life-and-death moments during her 30-year career. She talks to Sophie Neville about human resilience, healthcare inequity and staying grounded amid the chaos.

Engaging with art, whether creating it yourself or enjoying works made by others, is a simple but profoundly important human act. It can reduce feelings of stress and anxiety, put you into a meditative flow, and have a considerable effect on physical health and wellbeing.

Burnout is a word that’s bounced around a lot these days, but how is it different from general anxiety and how can you avoid it if you think you’re at risk? We asked an expert about the key warning signs, and the steps to take towards better health.

In September 2026, MAS welcomed Members and guests from across Aotearoa and beyond to Art Cure: The science of how the arts transform our health, a special webinar featuring world-renowned arts and health researcher Professor Daisy Fancourt.