'I invested my time, expertise and significant sums of money,' says angel investor.

A shipment failure to China left the craft brewer with a cashflow problem.

Research finds almost everyone is financially worse off after a split.

Is the secret to accountability and engagement at work pay transparency?

And the housing market is picking up with an increase in mortgage lending.

NZ's advertised salaries are rising faster than any point in the past six years.

Migration and Auckland floods are putting a squeeze on the rental market.

Electronic card spending rose in August, but households aren't taking home more goods.

There's also been a jump in Kiwis taking out new credit cards.

Between July 2021 and June 2022, more than a million Kiwis missed out on 'free money'.

Epic Brewing Company was placed in liquidation a month ago.

The number of days staff were absent from work last year increased to a record high.

The Covid jobs boom is in the rear-view mirror.

IKEA says its warehouse will be able to hold approximately 403,704 of its Billy bookcases.

Almighty Beverages is backed by several Aussie sports stars.

We're likely to start seeing unemployment creep up, economists say.

Job ad volumes fell for the third consecutive month.

Family lawyer and barrister talks to the Herald about the consequences of dying intestate.

The average salary nationwide rose more than 6 per cent year-on-year.

A number of challenges face women as they save less than men on average.

Climbing arrears return to Kiwi households.

The pendulum has tipped in favour of employers versus this time last year.

And how organisations can better help staff.

Signs are there, but a mortgage broker says there is worse to come for some.

The labour market still remains strong when compared with pre-Covid levels.

Percentage of incomes being spent on mortgages surpasses "stress" threshold.

Financial stress and job insecurity weighing on workers.

But it's the younger generation that are feeling most worried about money.

Covid-related support that once shielded businesses starts to wear off.

What drove job ad volumes and applications higher in March?

Nearly half of employers are using a total remuneration approach.

Are you charging your EV in a safe way?

It was a record-breaking start to 2023 for salaries across the country.

Data reveals impact rising interest rates are having on mortgages.

Leakproofs cups for drinking out of, and then eating.

Mortgage repayments, food and transport costs will be the biggest contributors.

Melbourne-based company looks to capitalise on post-pandemic entertainment revival.

Welcome to Unretirement: More workers plan on staying in the workforce for longer.

More than 18,000 households were behind in mortgage payments in January.

Some workers finding the grass may not be greener at a new job.

But the test will be the first six months of 2023.

And a warning for those looking to service credit.

The PM can do it - but can you afford to change jobs in 2023?

Tight control over salary budgets a hard truth for many employees.

Contest for eyeballs heats up, but where should companies put their ad dollars?

'Everyone said it wasn’t possible to make oat milk in New Zealand.'

2022 predicted to be the first negative savings year for Kiwis since 2015.

The hospitality sector was dealt a cruel blow by the Covid-19 pandemic.

And new products on the horizon.

Climbing arrears likely to dampen Christmas cheers.

And how fermentation can lead to better health and wellbeing.

Sisters swap city commute for more time with the family.

Confidence low among SMEs ahead of festive trading period.

The power balance has been weighted in favour of workers - will this change?

Founder and CEO of learning app Zorbi talks to the Herald.

The economic squeeze on Kiwi households is being reflected in borrowing.

It's estimated Kiwis produce an eye-popping amount of e-waste every year.

Workers are factoring in flexible working arrangements when job hunting.

Sharesies is working with a number of NZX-listed companies.