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Diana Clement: Six questions for six months of a pandemic

Money Week starts tomorrow.

The surprising confidence among KiwiSavers, even after Covid-19

After the nosedive this year, many KiwiSavers are keeping calm and carrying on.

How to make sense of your KiwiSaver statement

It's now even easier to take control of your KiwiSaver.

Hot property: 41 bidders for Onehunga home, sells for $500k above CV

The packed auction room led the home to sell for half a million dollars above CV.

Your mortgage: Should the home loan holiday be extended?

Just 391 applicants were approved for mortgage deferral in the week to July 24.

Auckland's biggest real estate agency reveals July deals

What do July sales stats tell us about Auckland's housing market?

Mark Bryers in custody over $18m tax fraud allegations

Ex NZ businessman accused of helping underworld-connected construction boss set up scam.

Nine things you need to know about family trusts

Perpetual Guardian general counsel Henry Stokes answers nine top questions.

'No final decision' on $100m Sylvia Park block

"Important we move ahead in line with tenant demand and economic conditions"

KiwiSaver's $7.4 billion bounce-back

Performance data for the June quarter show KiwiSaver funds are back up again.

Inside Mark Bryers' arrest and his 'cunning plan'

A dozen people were arrested in the Gold Coast and Sydney raids, including Mark Bryers.

Liam Dann: Why gold is looking like the new Bitcoin

Gold fever is back as prices close in on US$2000 an ounce. What's driving it?

First-home buyers lead the charge in new mortgages

Investors make way for newbies for the first time during month of June.

Tenancy law overhaul could be imminent

Biggest changes planned to tenancy law since 1986.

Diana Clement: Are you parenting your parents?

Older people need looking out for.

Dean Anderson: Did the internet kill value investing?

COMMENT: SaaS companies like Xero are among the best stock market performers.

Chief of A$50b investor tells where smart money is going

Global chase on now for one specific type of property.

Why is the sharemarket strangely positive?

The reasons for our strange economy will also impact investing decisions.