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Mary Holm: Could a decades old term deposit yield any treasure?

Will digging up a long-forgotten term deposit be all hunt and no treasure?

Business Hub: Icehouse execs' tax advice for the Govt

The business incubator and venture capital outfit celebrates 20 years - and looks ahead.

Stock Takes: Kiwi retail investors pile into Rocket Lab ahead of Nasdaq listing

Today is D-day for voting on Rocket Lab's merger with Vector Acquisition.

Will Covid jab affect your health insurance cover?

But those taking new cover will be expected to declare symptoms requiring treatment.

First-home buyers face needing an extra $90k after Reserve Bank clampdown

Analyst estimates how much extra it could take to secure a mortgage.

Diana Clement: A guide to investing in niche funds

OPINION: The future is here.

Number of borrowers with million-dollar mortgages doubles in just four years

The number of borrowers with million dollar plus mortgages has doubled in four years.

Mary Holm: Over-saving for retirement? Treat yourself now

Some people take saving to extremes and miss out on life's finer things.

Are Kiwis finally moving on from their property investment obsession?

The number of investors diving into direct share investment is on the rise.

Mary Holm: Do you pay for education or invest and hope for a financial payoff?

The answer is about more than just maths.

Trade Me given clearance to buy homes.co.nz

NZME's OneRoof cited as example of competition in allowing deal to go ahead.

Nido mortgagee sale: First good news for investors?

'This is as good an outcome as anyone could expect in the circumstances' - says lender.

Diana Clement: Protect vulnerable family members from financial exploitation

OPINION: The 70,000 New Zealanders living with dementia may be an easy target.

Mary Holm: One way to narrow KiwiSaver gulf between the haves and the have-nots

Should employers have to contribute for staff who aren't doing it for themselves?

Why mortgage rates are projected to rise to over 4 per cent by the end of next year

Why mortgage rate rises could hurt borrowers faster this time around.

House prices now 10.5 times median disposable income, ANZ economists say

ANZ says it is a long road back to levels where houses will be considered "affordable".