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Second Auckland landlord giving hundreds of tenants rent breaks
Masfen Group is assisting hundreds of tenants struggling with the impact of Covid.
Foreign billionaire blamed lack of due diligence for winery failure
The magnate closed the operation when he realised it would "not be financially viable".
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Kiwi suffered the most last year, providing around $20m in rent abatements
New insolvency regime: Costs concern if liquidations surge
Some insiders concerned 'low quality practitioners' now have a veneer of respectability.
Lockdowns weigh on Harmoney result
The online lender has declared its first full year result after listing on the NZX/ASX.
Accountants call for permanent legislative fix to work from home tax extension
Lockdown shows permanent working from home tax policy needed, say chartered accountants.
Diana Clement: Lockdown reading to improve your financial knowledge
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Mary Holm: Coming back home to a capital gain
A returning Kiwi looks certain to come out ahead.
Harmoney to repay $7m after charging unreasonable fees
It will pay money out to 37,000 borrowers over the next two years.
Is NZ's consumer debt being put on the house instead?
Credit card used has declined as have personal loans.
ANZ reaches settlement agreement with Ross Asset Management investors
The parties will not be commenting further on it.
Nation of debt: An extra $50 billion on the house
Mortgage debt has ballooned to over $317 billion.
Ex-files: How can I protect myself financially in a divorce?
There are options available to protect your financial position if the relationship ends.
Diana Clement: Save cash and the planet at the same time
OPINION: It pays to be more mindful with your money.
Mary Holm: Could a decades old term deposit yield any treasure?
Will digging up a long-forgotten term deposit be all hunt and no treasure?
Business Hub: Icehouse execs' tax advice for the Govt
The business incubator and venture capital outfit celebrates 20 years - and looks ahead.
Stock Takes: Kiwi retail investors pile into Rocket Lab ahead of Nasdaq listing
Today is D-day for voting on Rocket Lab's merger with Vector Acquisition.
Will Covid jab affect your health insurance cover?
But those taking new cover will be expected to declare symptoms requiring treatment.
First-home buyers face needing an extra $90k after Reserve Bank clampdown
Analyst estimates how much extra it could take to secure a mortgage.
Number of borrowers with million-dollar mortgages doubles in just four years
The number of borrowers with million dollar plus mortgages has doubled in four years.
Mary Holm: Over-saving for retirement? Treat yourself now
Some people take saving to extremes and miss out on life's finer things.
Second major KiwiSaver provider slashes fees
The move by AMP follows Westpac's fee cut announcement last month.
Precinct Properties sees net profit lift 411pc
Pandemic affected leasing business Generator and Commercial Bay shops
KiwiSaver provider Booster invests over $10m into avocado grower
Darling Group grows avocados, kiwifruit, blueberries and citrus in New Zealand.
Vital Healthcare profit up 20 per cent after $267m valuation rises
Investment property portfolio value rose in the last year from $2b to $2.6b.
New house values: Property market 'clearly cooling' - QV
National house price growth slowed last month.
Gulf Harbour golf course 'parcel' can be developed: Councillor
'Widespread community opposition to any attempt to develop the golf course' - John Watson
Financial report cards: What to expect in companies' results, earnings
Will companies meet analyst expectations or disappoint the market?
Diana Clement: Plan your way to a better financial future
OPINION: Ask yourself what makes you happy and how your finances affect that.
Are Kiwis finally moving on from their property investment obsession?
The number of investors diving into direct share investment is on the rise.
Mary Holm: Do you pay for education or invest and hope for a financial payoff?
The answer is about more than just maths.