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Market close: A2 Milk shares surge driving positive start to week

The move comes after five down days last week.

Exclusive: $1.5m-plus flows to US Bitcoin funds, NZ version cuts fees

Hundreds of investors are buying into BTC.

How to make money from your spare room

A successful Airbnb listing often comes down to the pictures.

Uber driver: Road user charges for EVs will cost me $100 per week, but that's ok

Sums suddenly don't work out so well for bank man's life-change.

State house tenant owed $13,300 back rent

When a visit was made, the tenant's relative had been living in the house rent-free.

Jarden Wealth Weekly: Is Goldilocks here yet?

OPINION: The Goldilocks scenario is far from certain. Risk is ever-present in investing.

Estate settlement for Ponzi East Wind fails to satisfy creditors

Liquidators untangling massive Ponzi settle with estate of late mastermind.

How to protect your career after kids with ‘couple maths’

You need a longterm plan to protect your finances.

Diana Clement: Make 2024 the year of the better credit rating

OPINION: Cleaning up your credit is a good place to start new year.

Diana Clement: The biggest money lessons I learned in 2023

OPINION: Saving money can be a big effort, or come from spontaneous tips.

Market close: NZ market set to finish year in the black

The NZX50 is up 2.5 per cent for the year.

Market close: NZ sharemarket rises as US markets near all-time highs

Expectations of a rate cut are buoying the US markets.

How a uni student came to own a US$6 million crypto mine

New York Times: How Chinese nationals are moving money from China to the US.

Mary Holm: How to find out if you are owed missing money

OPINION: Plus inspiring letters from readers to help get you on the right track.

National and Act at loggerheads over key tax policies

Nicola Willis is getting advice on blending National's and Act's income tax policies.

Market close: NZ sharemarket lines up for strong finish to year

The NZX rose, bucking falls in the US markets.

Rob Campbell: Self-serving managers and scared civil servants need an overhaul

OPINION: The left is often wrongly too defensive of poor performance - and I'm a leftist.

Will NZ mortgage interest rates head south in 2024?

If swap rates stay low, mortgage rates could start to fall by late January.