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Volcanic eruption in Tonga and storms in New Zealand pushed up its claims.
Average KiwiSaver balances of over-65s still under $50K
The balance falls far short of current retirement expenditure guidelines.
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NZ fintech signs Visa deal to accelerate growth plans
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New data: Are homeowners still making profits from selling?
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The Ex-files: Jeremy Sutton on protecting the bank of Mum and Dad
When parents lend money to children the legal presumption is that money is a gift.
Diana Clement: Here's what to do if one of you is a stay-at-home parent
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Inland Revenue takes flak over surge in overdue taxes
Levels of unpaid GST triple, and PAYE and KiwiSaver debts double, since 2017.
Mary Holm: What to do with an $800,000 investment?
Investing in a few funds is good, but juggling 30 of them is plain crazy.
Cooking the Books podcast: What the Budget means for your back pocket
From cash payments to home loan changes, will the Government announcements help you?
Argosy Property profit down marginally
Leasing inquiry strong for big new industrial estates at Mt Wellington and Onehunga.
How NZ is falling behind in sustainable finance
The dollar value of sustainable bonds issued by companies has been static for three years.
Cooking the Books podcast: How to shield your investments from a chaotic year ahead
In uncertain times, your investing strategy might need to change.
It's time for NZ to seriously consider a wealth tax
Opinion: The wealthy continue to benefit at the expense of those who have less.
'I'll sell your home... from mine': New cloud-based real estate agency launches
"Most agents starting with us will be getting a pay rise" - Stephens
Diana Clement: Why a banana is a two-fingered salute to inflation
Opinion: The inflation crisis is a time to reassess your spending.
Mary Holm: With today's rules, why bother owning a rental?
An investor asks: With today's rules, why bother owning a rental?
No need to panic, KiwiSaver investors told after sea of red
More than $1.5 billion wiped from value of KiwiSaver market in just three months.
$300/week mortgage offer: Sales gimmick or great deal?
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Cooking the Books podcast: Could rising wages be a bad thing?
Despite rising wages, many people won't be feeling richer.
Diana Clement: Cashing out - the end of coins and notes is nigh
OPINION: Electronic wallets and digital currencies are taking over.
Mary Holm: The risks of being a renter landlord
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KiwiSaver: Second provider to invest in cryptocurrency
Members will have to opt-in to get exposure to the new funds.
Stock Takes: Graeme Hart's packaging boost, Xero's sell-off gone too far?
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