Five Free Must-Haves for High School Students
New Zealand school students are eligible for a number of free subscriptions and financial products - we reveal the best on offer in our exclusive guide
Updated 30 June 2020
We've listed many different offers available exclusively to school students which we believe to be valuable for education and personal financial development. While students often receive 10% discount offers at selected retailers, our focus is on providing a list of useful must-know offers that assist learning and education.
As this is the first edition of our guide, if you have any tips you'd like to share, please email our research team.
As this is the first edition of our guide, if you have any tips you'd like to share, please email our research team.
Our top five student offers:
Free Bank AccountsAll New Zealand banks offer a fee-free kids account, and you'll get a debit card and/or EFTPOS card for free as well.
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Free Subscriptions to Leading Business Publication for Students and Teachers
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Disclaimer: MoneyHub has no financial relationship with BusinessDesk (other than being a paid subscriber), and we are not financially incentivised to share this offer. We are promoting BusinessDesk because of the quality of the publication and the fact an annual subscription is $249 for anyone outside of schools. |
Free Software (like Microsoft Office, Dropbox and Grammarly)
Bonus: Canva offers thousands of great templates that you can use for school projects like presentations, posters and more, all for free. MoneyHub is a big fan of everything Canva does. Next Steps:
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Zero Fees KiwiSaver Fund
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Free Money for EducationThe following opportunities exist for any high school student pursuing higher education, be it a trade, university degree or polytechnic course.:
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