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Gouge away - are banks guilty as charged?
People will never love banks - our relationships are necessarily fraught, and tainted by the suspicion we're being clipped for services of dubious value.
Middle Eastern scouts eye Crafar farms
An Australian is in town scouting out assets for Bahrani interests - which may include the Crafar farms
Kiwibank, HSBC warned about mortgage fees
The Commerce Commission has warned Kiwibank and HSBC about the formulas the two banks used to use to work out mortgage break fees.
$33,000 richer after bank error
A banking blunder by Westpac involving almost $50,000 left an Auckland man momentarily richer.
<i>NZ dollar outlook:</i> Europe clouds kiwi's fortunes
Lingering concerns around the prospect of a European debt crisis will weigh on the kiwi dollar, with the currency expected to continue trading in its recent range this week.
EU ministers work through the night on euro rescue plan
EU ministers struggled overnight to work out a new rescue mechanism for troubled governments in an attempt to keep markets from targeting weaker eurozone members before Asian markets open this morning.
Banking survey 'wake-up call' to industry
A survey showing high levels of customer dissatisfaction with Australian-owned banks is a wake up call to the industry, says Finsec.