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Diana Clement: Barometers of a pandemic - booze, betting, beauty and bars

OPINION: Drinking is up, while beauty treatments are down.

Lawyers slam 'intrusive' new Inland Revenue power

Law Society wrote scathing letter to Attorney General about rushed tax law change.

Mary Holm: How to get into the investing game

You're better off playing, than waiting too long on the sidelines.

ANZ CEO's bumper pay packet and what John Key earns to chair NZ's largest bank

Plus how much retired Westpac NZ CEO David McLean made in his last year.

Stephen Tindall reveals why he's investing in green businesses

Where Tindall's investment company K1W1 is putting its money.

Australian tenant criminal history checker makes NZ pitch

"You can have full confidence in getting a New Zealand criminal history report from us."

'I may be forced to sell 85 Auckland rentals': Ockham boss

Tax changes will "accidentally smother the build to rent sector" - Ockham's Mark Todd

Law firms pitch to challenge IRD wealth project

Wealthy Kiwis targeted by IRD project seek legal pitches for possible court fight.

Barfoot & Thompson Auckland house sales plummet by 41% in October

Lockdowns severely restricted agency activities at the city's biggest realtor.

Rising costs: How to cope now and to prepare for future increases

The tips and tricks to help you get through.

NZ's pension system drops out of top 10 in global rankings

New Zealand's index value decreased from 68.3 in 2020 to 67.4.

Financial stress: 'People are at their breaking point' - Govt-funded service

Many are leaving messages overnight showing they are up worried about money.

Law change needed to stop criminals laundering money through KiwiSaver

Police have lost an appeal to seize fraudster Joanne Harrison's KiwiSaver funds.

Police fail in attempt to seize fraudster's KiwiSaver funds

Joanne Harrison defrauded the Ministry of Transport of just over $780,000.

Rising cost worry: Half a million Kiwis living pay day to pay day

Many people are struggling to put money away.

Investors ditch old houses for new ahead of taxes and standards

Property investors are selling off older properties to buy newer ones.

Mary Holm: I'm 95 with $105,000 — what should I do?

If you can afford it, why not have a little fun instead of playing it safe.

Lease law changes could be further backdated

Labour and Green MPs recommend little change to controversial lease law changes.