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Podcast: Money Talks - What does it mean to be wealthy?

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Investors buy record share of homes as first-home buyers squeezed

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Podcast: Why your emotions are the biggest danger when investing

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Extended lockdown could push KiwiSaver hardship claims higher

Claim numbers rose over 2020. What will the latest lockdown mean?

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Missed mortgage payments rise for those coming off deferral

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Mary Holm: Putting a price on shares - is it really worth the effort?

Yes, you can use measures like P/E ratios when choosing investments — but it may not help.