New survey shows people in New Zealand trust everyday experts more than politicians with the economy

People in New Zealand place more economic trust in everyday experts rather than political figures, according to a recent public survey covered by media reports. The poll looks closely at public confidence in financial matters across the country, showing a clear preference for independent voices over elected leaders when it comes to managing money and fiscal policy. While political parties often claim to have the best plans for jobs, taxes, and growth, the findings point to a growing trust gap between the public and government officials.