Stephen Knight

That's some good advice for dad.

He's going to have dads that invest soon, dads that save.

Oh my God, it'll be like dad talk.

So last question for you.

As I mentioned before, you've got a 50% chance of living until 92.

Your retirement's going to be for 63 years.

What do you want to achieve in the next 60 years?

Yeah, I mean, she might end up solving the health crisis fundraising for the Auckland Hospital.

We'll find out.

Sim, it's been so wonderful having you on the show.

If you want to check her out, you're probably already following her.

Friends That Invest is her Instagram, also the name of her podcast and book.

Where else should people be checking out what you got?

And of course, if you want to go even deeper, Sim has got a masterclass.

I've been through it myself while I've been walking along on the treadmill.

It only opens a couple of times a year.

So make sure you check out their Instagram, get on the newsletter list so that if you want to sign up to that masterclass, you'll be notified when that's opened.

I think you've just closed off an enrolment.

So you have to check it out next time.

And over the last 15 minutes, you've learned how this Kiwi investor built wealth and retired at 29, what her 60 years of retirement really looks like, and the surprising things she learned about retirement that no one ever tells you.