
Why it's better to start than be perfect
COMMENT: Need to make some changes to where you money is? No time like the present.
COMMENT: Need to make some changes to where you money is? No time like the present.
COMMENT: You shouldn't put your boat on the house, writes Diana Clement.
There are money mistakes we make at certain points in our life, here's how to avoid them.
It's the do-it-yourself job that actually pays: sorting your tax refund.
New Zealand is not doing enough to help workers struggling after redundancy says the OECD.
COMMENT: You can in fact buy cars while pushing your net worth higher.
Home loan interest rates likely to continue to increase this year.
For 26 per cent of couples money is the key source of tension.
This money blogger has worked out how to feed her family on a crazy budget.
COMMENT: Most money fights are not about money at all, Tom Hartmann writes.
COMMENT: Beyond teaching children with pocket money, there are a handful of reasons we end up handing cash over to the kids.
A woman's micro business she started with just $5000 is now turning over more than $3 million a year.
If you have a burning question about KiwiSaver but don't want to trawl the internet, a babybot might be able to help.
Nearly one in five Kiwis has hidden savings or debt from their other half and women are the bigger culprits.
An unemployed man who went to bed with 90p in his bank account claims he woke up the next morning to discover he was £1.2 million (NZ$2.1m) overdrawn.
COMMENT: Who earns interest on bank holidays? And what's the best use of cash? Mary Holm answers your questions.
Credit card spending in December topped the previous months in 2016, and exceeding the billing of the previous two years.
New Zealand retail spending on electronic cards fell in November, amid disruption from the Kaikoura earthquake.
COMMENT: Borrowing money to invest can supercharge your returns but only in a rising market which is difficult to time.
How do the companies identified as being potentially exposed of paying little tax respond?
New Zealanders have leapfrogged Brits, Singaporians and Belgians to become the fifth wealthiest people in the world, according to a major new study.
Credit card spending in October increased on last year as New Zealand enters the holiday spending season, new data from the Reserve Bank shows.
With the average Auckland house is valued at over $1 million Kiwis are beginning to feel dejected, a new ASB survey reveals.
New figures reveal the group of New Zealanders who have felt the cost of living increase the most.
Competition in the low interest rate credit card market is heating up with a major bank launching a no fee card and a new entrant
COMMENT: But behind these deals are finance companies that make money from them. It's not charity.
ANZ - the country's largest bank - has announced a 13 per cent drop in net profits to $1.54 billion for the year to September 30 . The
AmEx is hoping to grab a bigger share of the credit card market with the launch of a new card offering the highest Airpoint dollar earn rate for purchases in NZ.
COMMENT: Two apparently unrelated things happened in the first week of October that say so much about New Zealand these days.