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The greatest wealth transfer in history is here, with familiar winners

New York Times: The oldest of America's 73 million baby boomers are now 80.

Cooking the Books podcast: The 29-year-old who makes $700 a week thrift flipping

She says the side hustle only takes three hours a week.

The Ex-Files: Husband took $15k from Sharesies kids' account

Money supposed to be for children’s future - but hubby bought an e-bike.

Mary Holm: Is property or KiwiSaver the better investment bet?

If one real estate investment beats KiwiSaver, that doesn’t mean they all will.

Will a turnaround in the property market boost the retirement village sector?

The May reporting season will include a raft of property stocks.

CBRE breached real estate rule, no penalty issued

The agency had no prior disciplinary history, no complaint had been made by the client.

NZ Green Investment Finance to get $300m Budget boost

The bigger balance sheet creates a greater opportunity to develop low-carbon projects.

Centrix, BNPL operators launch PayWatch

The system will flag when a consumer is behind on repayments.

Simon Wilson: Tax avoidance is the ram-raiding of the uber-rich

What's behind the opposition to a fairer tax system?

Ikea-linked Dutch forestry giants buy 1600ha more land

Ministerial inquiry into destructive slash examining what needs to change.

Simplicity beefs up allocation to unlisted NZ assets

Simplicity is also increasing the number of funds it offers.

The 25-year-old who ditched fast fashion to pursue financial freedom

Without earning big bucks or using family help, she's ready to hit financial independence.

Sasha Borrisenko: How IRD was empowered to research the rich

Is passing law under urgency curtailing due process?

Michele A’Court on the 'most terrifyingly, traumatically poor' she has ever been

Listen: A'Court talks about her days on What Now and finding a path to freelance success.

Jarden Brief: Microsoft blocked from US$69b acquisition of gaming company Activision

The UK Competition and Markets Authority has stopped the deal from going ahead.

Tax specialists warn over intricacies of capital gains tax

A broad capital gains tax may go some way to address the imbalances in the tax system.

Why inflation - and your mortgage rate - will remain high for some time yet

Fisher Funds' Ashley Gardyne talks about inflation here and overseas.

Cooking the Books podcast: Would you invest in someone else’s mortgage?

Peer-to-peer lending means the opportunity for individuals to make money like the banks do