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Revealed: IRD's new approach to claw back mounting tax debt

Number of people granted tax debt writeoffs increased more than four-fold in 2021.

HomeGround wins top Property Council prize

All up, 83 entries were received for the awards, held at Spark Arena.

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Higher natural peril costs pull down profit for insurer IAG

The Westport flood was the most expensive event for the insurance firm's NZ arm.

Government tax U-turn: Long-term landlords get mortgage tax break

"We recognise the big role the build-to-rent sector can play" - Megan Woods.

Consumer debt falling by billions but missed payments on the rise

Two big reasons cited for billions in plunging debt.

Govt unveils plans to further loosen consumer lending rules

Clark announces plans for further CCCFA changes to take effect in March.

Nation of debt: Housing debt jumps 7pc - can we afford it?

Keeping unemployment low will be key to servicing the debt, economists say.

Credit checker reveals Kiwis' winter spending priorities

Kiwis prioritise three main things during cold winter months.

Cooking the Books podcast: How to stop 'buy now, pay later' unexpectedly trapping you in debt

Understanding your debt can help you pay it off faster.

Mary Holm: A windfall from a land sale - but are banks safe places for the money?

Just because funds have similar names, it doesn't mean their investments are the same.

Diana Clement: Do you have a friend who won't pay their share?

OPINION: There are ways to get reluctant or forgetful people to pay up.

Worker opted out of KiwiSaver without her permission

The first the woman learned of the matter was a letter from Inland Revenue.