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New $140m retirement village planned for Greenmeadows

Treaty settlement entity Mana Ahuriri is selling land in Napier for the development.

Ayrburn to get 1 million+ visitors in 2026 financial year: Winton Land forecasts

Shareholders will get no dividend; the board decided to 'maintain financial discipline'.

Generate Wealth Weekly: The case for higher-risk funds in retirement

OPINION: Are Kiwis too cautious too soon with their investment plans?

Retirement at risk: The major savings gap emerging between self-employed and employees

'Today's inaction could become tomorrow's fiscal burden.'

How Marama Royal is leading Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei to new heights

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's assets have risen from $631m in 2014 to $1.53b last year.

Diana Clement: How to plan for retiring overseas

OPINION: Health insurance is crucial when retiring overseas, especially in Thailand.

Which region has the highest KiwiSaver balance?

Nationwide, 40% of people are not regularly contributing to KiwiSaver.

Seven rules for a healthy, happy retirement from the professors who study it

Telegraph: Healthier approaches to ageing mean 'the 70s are the new 50s'.

Editorial: The growing reliance on the bank of children for retirement

OPINION: Families are buying tiny houses for ageing parents to help reduce costs.

On The Up: 'For mum or dad' - transportable homes are retirement village alternatives

Families with extra ground on their properties are buying small homes for ageing parents.

Retirement village's affordable housing dream fails, properties hit market

The village's plan to sell properties for affordable housing fell through.

What would happen if a KiwiSaver provider failed?

KiwiSaver members can be reassured by strong protections and oversight.

Former Reserve Bank boss Adrian Orr joins Cook Islands Super board

Orr previously supported the fund's formation with strategic advice.

Michelle Palmer: The retirement village sector is commercial, and it must be

OPINION: Retirement villages use a licence-to-occupy model with deferred management fees.

Lower interest rates, more money printing - RBNZ considers response to ageing population

Will NZ's central bank go down the path of the Bank of Japan?

The Kiwibank chair who is also a priest: ‘There’s more to life than the corporate world’

Jon Hartley has given two days of work a week ‘away’ for more than 20 years.