
Mary Holm: On mortgages, managed funds and investing in Kiwi shares
Is it better to buy a lifestyle block or keep on saving? Why not follow your dreams?
Is it better to buy a lifestyle block or keep on saving? Why not follow your dreams?
The Kiwi start-up has just raised $600,000 from investors.
It can be an opportunity, or a way to gamble and lose.
The changes aren't all positive, though.
New Zealand is one of the fastest-growing markets for buy now pay later.
Chairman Tim Mordaunt says the regulator was 'making an example of us'.
OPINION: The right mental attitude goes a long way.
We're a long way from the crazy days of the Dutch tulip mania.
A baby comes with big changes, many of them powered by money.
Harmoney chief executive David Stevens has outlined ambitious growth plans.
You can cut some corners, but not others.
The insurer hasn't made a dividend payment since March 2016.
OPINION: When we blame victims, we take the blame off the offenders.
Want to earn a better return than the banks offer? Take the plunge into managed funds.
Some members had to wait months not knowing when their contributions would be paid.
Trade Me has reached a conditional agreement to acquire the business.
A surge in interest in investing has also led to a worrying amount of hype in the market.
Listen: Well known kiwis talk about what money means to them and its place in their lives
The biggest housing boom in two decades is taking its toll on first-home buyers: analysts.
Mastering emotions helps to also master your money.
Claim numbers rose over 2020. What will the latest lockdown mean?
New guidelines also out about what tenants can and can't do.
What will happen when the mortgage deferral scheme ends?
Look after your future self.
Yes, you can use measures like P/E ratios when choosing investments — but it may not help.
Warning signs abound as house prices shoot up.
The market is running hot now, but there's only so long it can last.
The mortgage war is being fought at an even lower benchmark now.
Companies want new premises to attract workers back to the the office, says developer.