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Has New Zealand reached peak financial hardship?

The number of people in financial hardship has been trending up for at least two years.

'Stuck in a rut': Economists split on NZ's rate cut strategy

Inflation has fallen back into the RBNZ's 1% to 3% target band.

Revealed: Who will pay what to insure your savings

Nicola Willis solidifies her position in the competition vs financial stability debate.

Jones Lang LaSalle fined $5000 for trust account audit breach

Breaches occurred inadvertently due to a miscommunication and a change, JLL says.

28-level Auckland office tower half-empty: Why?

'Wouldn’t say it is a ghost tower: it's poised to take advantage of improving conditions.'

Adviser liability gap leaves couple with no easy options

Customer says nobody can help with financial advice complaint.

Simon Wilson: Why don't we get to vote? How the US election result will affect us all

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Property Insider: SkyCity's forest panels illuminated; Mormon temple opening; Metlifecare in Remuera

A tower of this size would be a big ask.

Four government departments spend more on consultants in a financial year after order to cut back

The Government has directed agencies to reduce reliance on contractors and consultants.

Canny view: What’s the future of New Zealand’s economic landscape?

Opinion: Super and healthcare costs are projected to skyrocket. How can NZ cope?

Du Val's inner circle: The key players in the collapsed property empire

Kenyon and Charlotte Clarke's key people in Du Val Group.

Tech Insider: Start-up raises $12m for its new way of business banking

PLUS: One NZ gets 'cell tower-in-the-sky' green light, LinkedIn's new take on AI.

Opinion: What’s the difference between investment products and financial advice?

Opinion: The financial world is awash with retail products.

Finance Minister Nicola Willis addresses media on the Crown accounts for the year to June 2024

Finance Minister Nicola Willis says the Crown accounts underscore the need to restore discipline to public spending. Video / Mark Mitchell

Thinking of breaking your mortgage? What you need to know

'The more you chase perfection, the worse your returns can be.'

The retiree leading Wellington's rates revolt

Judy Rohloff says people aren't just upset, they're angry.