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Mary Holm: Should I divert my Kiwisaver funds?

I'm considering diverting funds into a similar (growth) managed fund

Sailing away: Promoter of NZ's biggest theatrical flop pursued for $1.7m debt

Promoter of theatrical disaster cashes up artworks as he dodges creditors and liquidators.

Illegal bid-rigging: Property guru's firm fined $400k

Large fine handed down for price fixing.

McBeth: KiwiSaver reform and the investment fee bugbear

Making default funds better is a key priority

Best of 2019: Property speculators made $1000 a day during boom

They were some of the bogeymen of the boom years. But what did house flippers really do?

Flipping hell! Property profits of $1k a day

The busiest operators flipped more than 10 homes each, every year of the boom.

Booster tests waters with NZX listing of private property trust

Multiple funds set to list.

Cashing in: Australia's five new classes of wealth

Wealth was once determined by how much money you made. Now there's a new measure.

From university drop out to first home buyer in three years

Why 22-year-old thinks apartments are better investments than houses.

City living: Apartments a big saver for first-timers

Find out where apartments are selling for up to $400,000 less than homes.

Payday lenders to take hit from legal changes

Pay day lender interest rates will be capped under a proposed government law change.

Winners and losers: Results from the sharemarket's biggest names

As the latest company reporting season reaches the finish post, we check the numbers.

Could a do-up cost more than building a home?

If you don't do your homework, a do-up can quickly spiral out of control.

What first home buyers are giving up for a mortgage

What are first home buyers cutting out to pay for their home loan?

Revealed: The suburbs with the best rental returns

You'll have to look further afield for the best rental returns, but we have the answers.

The secret that can add thousands of dollars onto Auckland homes

New data shows you are likely to feel content living on a crescent.