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Diana Clement: Beware the useless Payment protection insurance
COMMENT: Many Kiwis are paying for payment protection insurance that they can't claim on.
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Tim Grafton: Too many Kiwis are flying blind to risks
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Diana Clement: Kiwisaver regrets
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Funding retirement through home equity release schemes can be financially riskier.
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Vegans can now choose an investment fund which matches their values.
Father of KiwiSaver calls for tougher fee regulation
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Drug giants in NZ dodge $21m in tax, Oxfam claims
Oxfam has accused multi-national drug companies of dodging $21 million in tax.
Kiwisaver: How to avoid animal cruelty, gambling and porn stocks
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