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Investor representative says it will make it harder for tenants to find a rental property.

Non-bank company profits fall 8pc as Covid bites

KPMG report reveals how the sector has held up with Covid-19 disruption.

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Bad timing: 2871 new Auckland CBD students units offered, planned

Twin-block planned when international students were plentiful.

Diana Clement: How to finish 2020 on a cheerful high

'Tis the season to give back.

Mary Holm: Making money on the sharemarket - the one 'free lunch' tactic

Diversifying your share holdings means less volatility — without cutting average return.

Former high-cost lender hit with ComCom warning

Superloans is likely to have failed to comply with the lender responsibility principles.

'Time travel' to have a money chat with your partner

There are ways to start the conversation that take the pressure off.

Microsoft NZ reports another big rise in profit and revenue

A few more details about massive data centre build are revealed.

Podcast: How to start the money conversation with your partner

It can be a fraught area, but there are ways to reduce the tension.

Inside All Blacks Experience: first look inside

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IRD cracks down on property investors shirking tax rules

The IRD is matching tax returns with property transactions and talking to tax advisers.

Diana Clement: We wish you a commercially savvy Christmas and a frugal New Year

The festive season needn't hit you hard in the pocket.