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Calling all Chartered Accountants! IS 2022 THE YEAR OF THE GREAT MIGRATION? Three good reasons for chartered accountants commit to a career change before the end of the financial year…     Pandemic fatigue, lingering lockdowns and the lure of a better lifestyle. Could this be the catalyst for a ‘great migration’ of chartered accountants […]

We are grateful to have been financial navigators and advisory partners for many great small and medium Kiwi companies in 2021. Each year Money Metrics donates to charity on behalf of our valued community of clients and franchisees. This year our chosen New Zealand charity is KidsCan and we have contributed $2,500 to their cause.

Money Metrics is excited to announce our new team addition. We hope you will join us to give a warm welcome to Yvonne Handley, new franchise owner for Bethlehem and Western Bay. Yvonne is not one to muck around, so she’s super keen to crack on and get down to business. Roaming from Judea to

At a time when others are considering retirement, Copper Poppa owner Tony Barnett has created a flourishing homegrown business off the back of one of his biggest passions – copper. A valued Money Metrics client, we visited his workshop in Mount Maunganui to discover how he is reinventing his livelihood to create a meaningful work-life balance

PRESS RELEASE: Tauranga, 1 April 2020 Money Metrics is encouraging chartered accountants with specialist business advisory experience to think beyond traditional pathways for their next career move. Cassandra Park CA, Money Metrics’ founder and director, says that previously there were only three main options for accountants to progress in the industry including: 1. Entering into

What was your journey to becoming a franchisee with Money Metrics? At 19 I started working in chartered accounting firm BDO Rotorua. While there I completed my business degree part time with the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand.  After 7 years I had worked my way up from an office assistant to a manager for

PRESS RELEASE: Rotorua, 5th December 2019 This article was originally published in the Rotorua Daily Times   With continued global disruption and rapidly changing consumer behaviours, one local accountant is encouraging Rotorua businesses to shift the focus from responding to unprecedented times and prepare for an unpredictable year ahead. “If there is one thing 2020