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Seymour reckons banks are 'fairly taxed', expects Willis' work will find same

Finance Minister Nicola Willis won't rule out a major new levy on banks.

Videos make pay day routines everybody’s business

New York Times: TikTok and Instagram videos outline what people earn, where dollars go.

Exclusive: Finance Minister eyeing tax settings ahead of potential election-year changes

A 'wide range of options' is now under consideration.

Opinion: What to do if you have been left out of a parent's will

OPINION: I would prefer not to go through the court system so what are my options?

Nadine Higgins: How innovative schemes are aiding first-home buyers

OPINION: Buying your first home? Here's how to get there faster, without the strings.

NZ company linked to UK money-laundering probe

A UK recovery action against organised crime behind a £50m tax rort reaches New Zealand.

Markets with Madison: Vinod Khosla

Billionaire investor Vinod Khosla believes the greatest risk of artificial intelligence is not the technology itself, but who holds its power.

'Long-term implications': Alarm over doubling of KiwiSaver withdrawals

Northlanders' KiwiSaver withdrawals for hardship rose 109% from 2022 to 2024.

Why your cash in the bank is about to become safer

Why your cash in the bank is about to become safer, 2degrees Business with Business Desk's Garth Bray: 30 June 2025

Are you paying too much for parking?

Research shows parking costs in urban areas differ greatly across the country.

'I don't believe it': Sleeping store owner woken by late-night call on $15m Lotto win

Find out where the winning tickets were sold and last night's numbers.

How cancer taught Icehouse CEO what's important when building a business

Icehouse CEO Olivia Blaylock on building business resilience in tough times.

Kiwi dollar rises 7.5% as US dollar wanes under global shifts

Concerns about the US dollar have seen other currencies gain, including the NZ dollar.

Simon Wilson: Chlöe Swarbrick and the lost lessons of Monopoly

Opinion: Why do we find it so hard to take Green economic planning seriously?

‘Don’t expect explosion’: Stanford on whether visa change could lead to migrant influx

There's no cap on the new visa, with up to 10,000 applications expected per year.