Inland Revenue Department applications to liquidate troubled companies plummeted to almost zero at one point last year.

A Kiwi is accused of masterminding a $58 million investment scheme labelled a scam by Australian authorities.

Mary Holm's financial advice column features an accountant who's fed up with complaining landlords.

The popularity of the KiwiSaver scheme means that operators are doing well out of clients.

The Fonterra Shareholders’ Council has refuted media headlines that imply the public will be able to buy into the farmer-only co-operative.

House sales in Auckland climbed to their highest level in almost two years last month.

Convincing investors to trust finance companies enough to put money into non-guaranteed investments 'will be a slow process'.

South Canterbury Finance plans to start raising money from the public this week.

John Gray, President of HOBANZ - The Home Owners and Buyers Association of NZ, responds to a recent Bernard Hickey column which suggested the Government should not spend billions bailing out leaky home owners.

A financial adviser surprised me once by asking if journalists had a code of ethics.

The average KiwiSaver contributor might be surprised to learn where their hard-earned money is being invested.

Shareholders must use voting power to bring poorly performing boards to task, writes brian Gaynor.

Vision Securities has gone into receivership, but Treasury says $28m of investors money is safe.