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Ryman vows to open $100m retirement village by September, despite building issues

Residents of new $100m village told they will be compensated if move-in dates delayed.

Deadline looms for businesses to display Covid Tracer code

There have been more than 234,000 QR posters generated.

Covid hits retirement giant Summerset

Covid wipes out property valuation gains.

How NZ's biggest retirement business is handling Covid

Still Covid-free, Ryman confirms $14m wage subsidy.

All NZ rest homes move to alert level 4, 'no family visits'

Swift reaction by aged care operators to avoid Victoria's deadly disaster.

Melbourne villages lockdown, construction reduced: Ryman

How Victoria's level 4 lockdown impacts NZ's biggest retirement specialist

Mary Holm: Don't let the family trust create a family feud

COMMENT: Will law changes force you to tell family members what they will inherit?

Mary Holm: Who needs to be a millionaire to retire? Not you

Don't be put off saving by claims that you need a huge sum to retire on.

Stockmarket's stellar quarter: Rock-star companies defy gravity

The sharemarket has had a great run, but appearances can sometimes be deceptive.

Arvida Group's $3 million Covid hit

Listed retirement business counts the cost of the pandemic.

Mary Holm: Paying KiwiSaver for the over-65s? There are better uses for Govt money

Should Government KiwiSaver contributions continue past the age of 65?

Ryman underlying profit up 6.6%, villages devalued $70.9m

Ryman missed its pre-Covid profit target but reported a rise in underlying annual profit.

Residents complain of restrictions in lockdown, managers defend

"At another village, staff and management disappeared completely for weeks."

Retirement giant Arvida sees profit slide 28%

Unit resales and sales stopped in lockdown, PPE expenses rose

Kiwis can tap A$20,000 from Oz super savings

New Zealand citizens who meet strict criteria can take money out of Oz superannuation.

Switching to conservative fund could cost KiwiSaver members $3.5 billion

Switching to a conservative fund could prove a mistake in the long run.