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There are tactics to make it easier to talk money with your partner.

Diana Clement: What's the worst KiwiSaver fund?

OPINION: At the very least, make sure you are actually paying into yours.

Mary Holm: Buying shares? A dollar here, a dollar there - it adds up

Even if your share investments are tiny, it pays to spread them around.

Cash rate takes a hike, but will your mortgage?

Worried about your mortgage? Don't jump to conclusions after rate hike, economist says.

Rodents crept in via holes: Auckland tenant victory

Whether the rodents were rats or mice was not specified.

Treasury paper warns more Government spending will hike interest rates

A Treasury paper has warned more Government spending would force higher interest rates.

Supermarket wars: Foodstuffs axes 78 covenants

Mega-chain's reaction to urgent new laws.

Man hounded by company seeking debt repayment for unknown woman

"I'm the innocent party": Multiple pleas fell on deaf ears.

The Ex-Files: Who gets the family pets and artwork when we split?

And what about my large social media following?

Cooking the Books: Brodie Kane on becoming a self-employed online creator

The reality of making self-employed life work can be a little different from the fantasy.

Diana Clement: How to supercharge your KiwiSaver

OPINION: Your balance may be down but it's an ideal time to ensure it bounces back better.

Mary Holm: The property market v the sharemarket - pondering the differences

Property has been a sellers' market, but the shoe's on the other foot now.

'Crisis moment': NZ gaming firms cross Tasman as Aussie tax breaks kick in

Two of NZ's largest gaming studios are reluctantly turn to hiring offshore.

Q&A: Worried about your KiwiSaver? Ask our expert

Milford Asset Management financial adviser Eachann Bruce answers your burning questions.

Driveway dilemma: No EQC cover for couple highlights concerns

EQ cover for land is limited to land that is within your property boundary.

Tenants from hell fined $12,900: Dog urine ruins rental house carpet

Total of 16 walls were damaged, hallways were sprayed with graffiti.