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In uncertain times, your investing strategy might need to change.
Opinion: The inflation crisis is a time to reassess your spending.
An investor asks: With today's rules, why bother owning a rental?
Most mortgages to be refixed at higher rates in 2022, banks stress testing at 7 per cent.
More than $1.5 billion wiped from value of KiwiSaver market in just three months.
Falling share markets sent most KiwiSaver funds backwards.
Report on large Wellington builder's insolvency makes for tough reading.
Despite rising wages, many people won't be feeling richer.
The sale of its life insurance business gave a one-off gain of $126m.
OPINION: Electronic wallets and digital currencies are taking over.
Buy in one place, rent in another? Yes it can work out — maybe.
Members will have to opt-in to get exposure to the new funds.
Simon Henry and his company quiet on comments which have sparked outrage.
The Bank of New Zealand has released is half-year result.
Her pain was so bad she would regularly faint at work.
But Antonia Watson sees signs of stronger business lending.
Listen: As KiwiSaver nears its 15th anniversary we look at how the scheme is holding up.
ANZ NZ has released its half year result.
Mortgage applications are down 12 per cent compared to last year.
If you care enough to donate, you probably also want to ensure your dollars go further.
OPINION: It's easy, and the same goes for your KiwiSaver.
Rates, insurance, home maintenance ... maybe renting isn't such a bad alternative.
Big falls on US markets overnight have people talking about the 'Tech Wreck 2.0'.
With tough new lending rules, here's how to give yourself the edge with the bank.
Nic and Verity answer your sex and relationship questions.
Cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens will be targeted to a greater degree.
OPINION: Make sure kids get the right message about share investing.
OPINION: You may want to enjoy your wages for a while but it's a slippery slope to get on.
What my $100 would have been worth if it had been in a savings account for the 36 years.
The Reserve Bank increased the OCR from 1 per cent to 1.5 per cent yesterday.
Insurers viewed those with mental health issues as high risk claimants.
Just 52 per cent of those surveyed said they trusted their bank.
Many miss loan payments and credit card bills.