DebtManagers NZ

04/08/2026

We’re stoked to support Massey High School’s UK Netball Tour and help make this exciting opportunity more accessible for students.

Sport can open doors well beyond the court. It helps young people build confidence, strengthen friendships, develop skills, experience new cultures, and create memories that last a lifetime.

Backing school sport is also about supporting tomorrow’s stars. Not just future athletes, but future leaders, teammates, and coaches.

We wish the Massey High School players all the best as they prepare to represent their school overseas. We’ll be cheering them on!

A big thank you to DebtManagers NZ for their generous sponsorship of the Massey High School UK Netball Tour.

Support from community-minded businesses like DebtManagers plays a vital role in helping our students access opportunities beyond the classroom. Their sponsorship will assist in reducing the overall cost of the tour, allowing more students to experience international competition and all that comes with it.

Representing Massey High School overseas is an incredible privilege. Alongside developing their netball skills, our students will gain confidence, strengthen friendships, experience new cultures, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

We are incredibly grateful to DebtManagers for investing in our students and believing in the value of school sport. Their generosity will have a lasting impact on the players taking part and is greatly appreciated by our entire school community.

Thank you, DebtManagers, for helping make this exciting opportunity possible.

Are you interested in supporting Massey High School students and helping create opportunities for young people? We would love to hear from you.

Please contact Mr. Mark Jones, [email protected], to find out how you can get involved and make a difference within our school community. (would it be Mark that they contact or you?)

29/06/2026

HOW GOOD’S THIS TEAM!

A huge congratulations to the Mystics on winning their fourth championship in style!

As proud partners, we love the way the Mystics combine high performance with a genuine commitment to their community, inspiring young players, supporting local clubs and creating pathways through sport.

Congratulations to the players, coaches, staff and supporters on an incredible season!

22/06/2026

Scam alert: emails impersonating DebtManagers.

We are aware of fraudulent emails currently circulating in New Zealand that claim to be from DebtManagers. These emails are being sent from a domain that closely resembles ours and refer to an alleged overdue invoice or account.

We are working to have the fraudulent domain taken down.

Legitimate emails from DebtManagers will come from our official domains debtmanagers.co.nz or intercoll.co.nz. Communications about your account will always include specific information, such as a DebtManagers reference number and other details.

If you receive a suspicious email, do not reply, click any links or open any attachments. Contact us on 0800 683 738 or use the contact details published on our website and our team can confirm whether the communication is genuine.

More information about protecting yourself online is available here:
https://debtmanagers.co.nz/stay-safe-online

DebtManagers believes in creating a fairer financial world where everyone can thrive. We buy difficult debt from organisations and rehabilitate those owing money out of debt with tailor-made, fairer, repayment plans. It’s more socially responsible and it works.

28/03/2026

As New Zealand’s first Debt Awareness Week comes to a close, thank you to everyone who helped drive the conversation.

This week has been about opening up a more honest, balanced and supportive conversation about debt in New Zealand.

Thank you to everyone who joined, shared, supported and engaged.

If you're struggling with your finances, there are financial mentors across the country who can provide you help and advice for free.

Read more about the insights into debt in New Zealand here: https://bit.ly/4sCO2gI

26/03/2026

Debt is not just a problem story.

56% of New Zealanders have a neutral or positive view of debt, and 30% say it has helped them achieve important goals.

Debt Awareness Week is about talking openly about both sides of debt.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4sCO2gI

25/03/2026

Shame can stop people from asking for help.

86% of New Zealanders say people feel embarrassed to admit they are struggling with debt.

Debt Awareness Week is about making that conversation easier.

Read more: https://bit.ly/47pUsHM

24/03/2026

Too many people are struggling with debt alone.

More than a third of people who have struggled with debt said they told no one. Only 25% got expert help.

If you are finding things hard, support is available.

You can find a financial mentor on our website, talk to FinCap's MoneyTalks, Debtfix, The Salvation Army New Zealand, Fiji, Tonga and Samoa Territory, Christians Against Poverty New Zealand, or talk to us if you are struggling with your repayment plan.

Getting help early can make a real difference.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4sCO2gI

23/03/2026

85% say debt stress is something most New Zealanders experience at some point, and 60% of New Zealanders say they have struggled with debt or are struggling now.

Debt Awareness Week is about opening up the conversation.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4sCO2gI

22/03/2026

Today we launch Debt Awareness Week.

Debt can help people move forward in life. But debt stress is also common, and too many people still struggle in silence.

This week we’re sharing new research and starting a more open conversation about debt in New Zealand.

Read the research here: https://bit.ly/4sCO2gI

16/03/2026

What has debt helped Kiwis do?

Buy a home? Get a car to get to work? Study?

Debt is a normal part of life, and generally an enabling one.

Debt Awareness Week starts on Monday, and we’ll be sharing new research and insights into New Zealanders’ attitudes towards debt, what it helps make possible, and what happens when it becomes difficult.

Because to have a better conversation about debt, we need to talk about both sides of the story.