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ASB boss: Interest rate pain will emerge over time

Mortgage rates north of 6 per cent are yet to be felt by around half of ASB customers.

Bank profits: NZ banking more profitable than in other countries - ComCom

Preliminary findings “raise questions for us”, says commission chairman.

'Terrible people': Scammers steal $350k from mum as hubby fights for life in hospital

"That money was an inheritance ... and I’ve gone and f***ed it up."

Westpac strike: Demonstration and ‘capitalist pig’ at Britomart

'They have to be very, very angry to go on strike,' union says of rare bank worker action.

Buy now, pay later sector avoids heavy-handed rules

Government takes 'proportionate' approach towards BNPL regulation.

'Not at all an admission of failure' - CCCFA to be reviewed again

New Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister wants lending rules to be more 'nuanced'.

'Lost his moral compass': Ex-councillor struck off from practising law

Duncan Takena Stirling misappropriated $100,000 from his firm's trust account.

Westpac strike to go ahead, inflatable ‘capitalist pig’ expected

In rare bank strike, workers will take a variety of midweek actions.

Borrowers forced to dig deeper as home loan test interest rates jump again

One bank is now testing at over 9 per cent.

$100m sell-off: Kiwi richlister quits NZ for Australia

Ben Cook says he loves NZ, but time right for "business, family and lifestyle" reasons.

Federal Reserve raises US interest rates to highest level in 22 years

Financial Times: Central bank implements increase as inflation concerns linger.

'Digital ram raids': NetSafe unveils new scam detection weapon to protect Kiwis

'This is a massive step in New Zealand’s war against scams.'

Nation of Debt: Kiwis putting more on the plastic to cope with the cost of living

How the economic slowdown is stretching household budgets.

Westpac, several smaller banks lift home loan rates - again

More banks have announced changes to their home loan rates.

Auckland apartment market: New sales plummet, projects abandoned

There's been an 83 per cent pre-sale drop in the last six years.

"Not sustainable': Calls for liaison police placements overseas to target scammers

But Government rubbishes plan as 'ridiculous'.