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$32 million Powerball prize: Investment expert offers advice

If won by a single player, tomorrow's prize would be the third-largest in Lotto history.

ANZ insider describes Bonus Bonds as massive 'rort,' watchdog reviewing

ANZ earned more than $40 million in fees from Bonus Bonds in the last financial year.

Saver's dilemma: With tumbling interest rates where should I stash my cash?

Falling deposit rates are forcing more savers to look for alternatives.

Diana Clement: Why it's so hard to get your money out of Kiwisaver

COMMENT: Early withdrawal should be a last resort.

McBeth: KiwiSaver reform and the investment fee bugbear

Making default funds better is a key priority

Winners and losers: Results from the sharemarket's biggest names

As the latest company reporting season reaches the finish post, we check the numbers.

Mary Holm: As markets fall, should you upsize your KiwiSaver contributions?

Putting 18 per cent of your pay into KiwiSaver is a big commitment — with a big payoff.

Peter Lyons: Are we on verge of a sharemarket bubble?

COMMENT: Novice share investors need to be very cautious.

Milford fee income soars 20 per cent

Star Kiwisaver fund manager reaps rewards.

New fund to invest in horticulture land

A new fund will invest in a range of horticultural land opportunities.

Millennials and the modern investment race

The Millennial is quick to lead the modern investment race.

Investors' dim view of auditing profession

Auditor independence of most concern.

KiwiSaver: The best and worst performers

AMP has poor performing fund in the conservative and balanced categories.

Kiwi Richlister on building a billion-dollar business

Dropout. Military man. Richlister. Marijuana investor. Walker. This is Guy Haddleton.

Govt moots national interest test in planned overseas investment law shake-up

David Parker today launched public consultation on the new Overseas Investment Act reforms

Money-laundering safeguards still not fit for purpose: FMA

Regulator highlights deficiencies.

High dividends stocks the winners as interest rates slide

Falling interest rates on deposits are driving more people into dividend paying shares.

NZ shares fall from record as bond inversion triggers global sell-off

Still reasonable demand for defensive stocks, broker says.