In this bonus clip from our election conversation, Both Sides Now hosts Eve McCallum and Alex Martin discuss whether KiwiSaver should help young New Zealanders buy their first home, and where the limits on withdrawals should sit.

They also explore why property remains such a popular investment in New Zealand, whether younger generations are thinking differently about building wealth, and what could encourage more people to invest in shares and local businesses.

Hear the full Shared Lunch election conversation, What this election means for your portfolio, wherever you get your podcasts.

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