New KiwiSaver figures confirm fears that women aren't keeping up with men on retirement saving.

Who is entitled to KiwiSaver funds when the person paying into it dies without leaving a will?

Auckland homeowners are being encouraged to sell their houses to wealthy Chinese investors in a television marketing push.

Listed company directors can expect to start facing greater pressure from KiwiSaver providers, says the head of Tower Investment.

New Zealand's insurance companies can make things a little easier on their long-suffering readers...

In the second column examples were given on the strategies used by some American multinational companies to reduce their profitability in Britain.

New Zealand shares rose yesterday as another consumer confidence survey showed improving sentiment, especially in Auckland, even as Australian jobs data disappointed financial markets.

Renters could be in luck, as a turnaround in the market has seen a flood of listings and brought prices to a standstill.

An extra $52 billion could be injected into the New Zealand stock market by 2066 if 80 per cent of workers were in KiwiSaver and the contribution rate was raised to a combined 10 per cent.

Returns from shares beat fixed income and residential property.

The debate around the level of tax paid by multinational corporations, and where they pay them, has morphed into a drama involving protagonists.

Join us for Part 4 of our KiwiSaver video series. Today we ask is KiwiSaver backed by the Government?

Join us for Part 3 of our KiwiSaver video series. Today we ask how much can I expect to make and what help can I get to buy my first home?

KiwiSaver membership is now well over two million but the number of people signing up each month is clearly trending down, latest figures show.

Part one of our new video series on KiwiSaver, with experts Mary Holm and Chris Douglas answering all the basic questions about the five-year old scheme.

Join us for part Two of our KiwiSaver beginner's guide. Today we're asking what do KiwiSaver providers actually do with your money?