An interesting insight this morning into the mind of us all as investors.

Kiwi Wealth's annual State of the Investor Nation report is out this morning.

It has found that 37 percent of us feel less wealthy than we did 12 months ago, but we also have come to accept how important some level of investing is.

We have a record amount in KiwiSaver at the moment, 69 percent, and a growing number are moving their accounts to more aggressive funds showing how important we realise it is to save for retirement.

Kiwi Wealth CEO Rhiannon McKinnon joined Mike Hosking.

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An interesting insight this morning into the mind of us all as investors.
Kiwi Wealth's annual State of the Investor Nation report is out this morning.
It has found that 37 percent of us feel less wealthy than we did 12 months ago, but we also have come to accept how important some level of investing is.
We have a record amount in KiwiSaver at the moment, 69 percent, and a growing number are moving their accounts to more aggressive funds showing how important we realise it is to save for retirement.
Kiwi Wealth CEO Rhiannon McKinnon joined Mike Hosking.
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Rhiannon McKinnon: Kiwi Wealth CEO on State of the Investor Nation report

The Trump-trial saga continues, and the former US President has been spotted dozing in court again. 

Donald Trump is the first president in US history to face multiple criminal charges, this time for his alleged role in using hush money to silence a mistress before the 2016 elections. 

US correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking that Trump appeared asleep almost the whole time. 

Arnold reports he did snap to attention when one of the prospective jurors claimed they only had a flip phone, clearly shocked.

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The Trump-trial saga continues, and the former US President has been spotted dozing in court again.  
Donald Trump is the first president in US history to face multiple criminal charges, this time for his alleged role in using hush money to silence a mistress before the 2016 elections.  
US correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking that Trump appeared asleep almost the whole time.  
Arnold reports he did snap to attention when one of the prospective jurors claimed they only had a flip phone, clearly shocked. 
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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on the progression of Donald Trump's criminal trial

At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all.



The Government: 7/10

A very solid week with the Prime Minister in Asia selling our image, Todd McClay in China drumming up business, Mark Patterson in Australia spruiking our wool and Shane Jones slashing red tape in mining and sticking it up the Waitangi Tribunal. That's ideas, policies, changes and common sense. It's got a desperately needed feel of momentum about it.



The CPI number: 3/10

The real issue is the 5.8% non-tradable figure, the stuff we control, yet aren't controlling.



Jury selection: 3/10

Twelve New Yorkers who don’t care either way about Donald Trump? Come on.  



Russia: 4/10

Because they are growing this year faster than any other major developed nation. Those sanctions work, aye?



Stuff/Hub: 7/10

Because we wish them well, but it had a very distinct whiff of rip and read, cheap and hasty, didn’t it?



The A&P show: 3/10

It's a travesty, but what about the model! Are you serious? Twelve months work for three days revenue. You don’t think there is a bit of room to wind the old efficiency up?



Supercars: 8/10

Sold out in Taupo both days. Cars with big engines are so hot right now.



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At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. 
 
The Government: 7/10 
A very solid week with the Prime Minister in Asia selling our image, Todd McClay in China drumming up business, Mark Patterson in Australia spruiking our wool and Shane Jones slashing red tape in mining and sticking it up the Waitangi Tribunal. That's ideas, policies, changes and common sense. It's got a desperately needed feel of momentum about it. 
 
<a href="https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/mike-hosking-breakfast/audio/steven-joyce-former-finance-minister-says-the-latest-inflation-rate-points-to-stagflation/">The CPI number: 3/10 </a>
The real issue is the 5.8% non-tradable figure, the stuff we control, yet aren't controlling. 
 
Jury selection: 3/10 
Twelve New Yorkers who don’t care either way about Donald Trump? Come on.   
 
Russia: 4/10 
Because they are growing this year faster than any other major developed nation. Those sanctions work, aye? 
 
<a href="https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/mike-hosking-breakfast/audio/mark-jennings-newshubs-former-head-of-news-on-stuffs-acquisition-of-tv3s-6pm-bulletin/">Stuff/Hub: 7/10 </a>
Because we wish them well, but it had a very distinct whiff of rip and read, cheap and hasty, didn’t it? 
 
The A&amp;P show: 3/10 
It's a travesty, but what about the model! Are you serious? Twelve months work for three days revenue. You don’t think there is a bit of room to wind the old efficiency up? 
 
<a href="https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/mike-hosking-breakfast/audio/jaxon-evans-kiwi-super-cars-racer-ahead-of-this-weekends-event-in-taupo/">Supercars: 8/10 </a>
Sold out in Taupo both days. Cars with big engines are so hot right now. 
 
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Mark the Week: A very solid week for the Government

This weekend will see up to 70,000 fans pouring into Taupo to catch the Supercars event.

Jaxon Evans, a third-generation kiwi racer, won the Porsche Carrera Cup Australia Championship in 2018, and is back this weekend to compete for Brad Jones Racing.

He told Mike Hosking that this is actually his first race at Taupo, having spectated a few races but never running the track himself.

Evans said that while those who know the track may have a slight advantage, none of them have run the current cars so it’ll be a clean slate for everyone.

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This weekend will see up to 70,000 fans pouring into Taupo to catch the Supercars event. 
Jaxon Evans, a third-generation kiwi racer, won the Porsche Carrera Cup Australia Championship in 2018, and is back this weekend to compete for Brad Jones Racing. 
He told Mike Hosking that this is actually his first race at Taupo, having spectated a few races but never running the track himself. 
Evans said that while those who know the track may have a slight advantage, none of them have run the current cars so it’ll be a clean slate for everyone. 
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Rhiannon McKinnon: Kiwi Wealth CEO on State of the Investor Nation report

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