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Nido mortgagee sale: First good news for investors?

'This is as good an outcome as anyone could expect in the circumstances' - says lender.

Diana Clement: Protect vulnerable family members from financial exploitation

OPINION: The 70,000 New Zealanders living with dementia may be an easy target.

Mary Holm: One way to narrow KiwiSaver gulf between the haves and the have-nots

Should employers have to contribute for staff who aren't doing it for themselves?

Why mortgage rates are projected to rise to over 4 per cent by the end of next year

Why mortgage rate rises could hurt borrowers faster this time around.

House prices now 10.5 times median disposable income, ANZ economists say

ANZ says it is a long road back to levels where houses will be considered "affordable".

Investor hits out at Sharesies' identify verification process

Says he would never have signed up to the platform had he known identity requirements.

Big jump in fee revenue for fund manager Milford

The strong rise in sharemarkets has helped boost returns for Milford.

Diana Clement: How to get a pay raise

OPINION: Your income is your greatest asset.

Cost of living: $100 more a week for the average Kiwi family

Family with two adults and two children now paying out more than $1600 a week.

Major bank to cut KiwiSaver fees by a third

The fees will be changed from the end of September.

Incoming $57m lawsuit: More legal action for Eric Watson

More claims are due to be filed in court against the former rich-lister.

Diana Clement: Squirrelling money away gives you options in life

OPINION: There are things worth saving for other than property.

Sex, lies and betrayal: Grappling with shock revelations after a divorce or breakup

Readers tell the Herald their heartbreaking stories.

Mary Holm: Agents' commissions aren't set in stone

However fees are sliced, there's nothing to stop you trying for a better deal.

Waiheke protest: Police arrive en masse at marina site

Day 129: Protect Pūtiki said it would remain at the site until some resolution is reached

Tax scam 'stupidest thing' businessman has done

Paul Lambert Clarke spent six years defrauding Customs. Today he was sentenced.

Former corporate auditor launches voice-activated financial advice tool for SMEs

Kiwi company first to offer voice-activated accounting service for small business.

Diana Clement: What's your tolerance to risk?

OPINION: Be prepared for the worst and ride it out when it comes.