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The Ex-Files: Who gets the family pets and artwork when we split?
And what about my large social media following?
Tesla on the house? Low interest rate offer for energy efficiency loans
But you must have your mortgage with the bank.
Cooking the Books: Brodie Kane on becoming a self-employed online creator
The reality of making self-employed life work can be a little different from the fantasy.
Diana Clement: How to supercharge your KiwiSaver
OPINION: Your balance may be down but it's an ideal time to ensure it bounces back better.
Laybuy considers exit of UK business
Its Australasian arm is profitable while the UK arm remains a loss-maker.
Mary Holm: The property market v the sharemarket - pondering the differences
Property has been a sellers' market, but the shoe's on the other foot now.
Q&A: Worried about your KiwiSaver? Ask our expert
Milford Asset Management financial adviser Eachann Bruce answers your burning questions.
Editorial: Choppy waters ahead for home-loan borrowers
EDITORIAL: There's a lot more pain to come for borrowers.
Third major bank curtails mortgage lending to those with small deposits
Banks tighten up as they come close to exhausting their high-risk lending allowances.
Bank profits hit another quarterly record - but one makes a loss
But tougher conditions expected to be felt in the second and third quarters.
Retail investors more pessimistic in NZ than in Australia
Retail investors more confident in NZ capital markets than those abroad.
Cooking the Books: Why is everything so expensive?
With the cost of living soaring, what can you do to keep a lid on your expenses?
Diana Clement: Why you should bank with a Kiwi company
OPINION: Aussie-owned banks send as much as $6b in profits across the Tasman each year.
Mary Holm: Will KiwiSaver be around in 40 years time?
Our grandson believes it won't be around when he's 65 and would rather invest in shares.
Income tax: Never mind the bracket creep, it's what's missed that counts
David Parker admits his interest limitation rule is inferior to a capital gains tax.
Motherhood penalty: The up to $318k retirement savings hit being taken by women
Four factors are behind the retirement savings gap for women.
Finance expert says to stay the course with KiwiSaver, don't panic
Tom Hartmann described the drops in KiwiSaver as theoretical, 'paper losses'.
Cash or card? Money tips for your next trip abroad
A sneaky service could cost you during your next overseas trip.
Why Mahé Drysdale changed everything to become a financial adviser
The Olympic champion has gone from quick-dry athletic gear to a suit.
How Covid has changed parenting and relationships
Covid-19 has strained many family relationships over the past two years.
Liam Dann: Amid the carnage one market just won't fall ... and it's killing us
Bitcoin, NFTs, stocks and property - it was a sea of red for market watchers last week.
Diana Clement: Five steps to better financial wellbeing
OPINION: Do you have a healthy relationship with money?
Bitcoin drops below US$20,000 as crypto selloff quickens
The last time bitcoin was at this level was in November 2020.
Warren Buffet's final charity lunch draws record US$19 million bid
The winner can bring up to seven people.
The money men taking on NZ's $10 billion overdue debt market
Around $10 billion in debt is unpaid in New Zealand every year.
Mary Holm: Should KiwiSaver fees drop when performance does?
Bonuses for fund managers may not deliver the hoped-for results.
How to spot the latest banking scam
Scammers have moved on to phone calls to extract money from the public.
EQC: Taxpayers won't be too exposed once coverage cap doubles
How exposed will taxpayers be when the EQC coverage cap doubles in October?
Kiwis pile into shares ahead of market tumble
Survey suggests more people invest in shares than put money in term deposits - for now.
Mortgage dilemma: Should you fix your home loan for one, two or more years?
What the break point could mean for you.
Liam Dann: Why the Bear market is the real deal this time
What's in a name? Why do the terms bull and bear still hold so much weight?
Insurer to pay $180k for legal breaches connected to credit card-repayment insurance
The Financial Markets Authority says ruling sends message of responsibility to industry.