
Why a market downturn can be the best time to buy
If you're investing over the long term, a market tumble doesn't have to be a bad thing.
If you're investing over the long term, a market tumble doesn't have to be a bad thing.
COMMENT: Something for KiwiSaver investors to get their teeth into.
We've got ourselves into a bit of a pickle between workers and their bosses.
What happens when a couple separate and their incomes are worlds apart?
An Aussie on a six-figure salary has been criticised for claims she can't save for a flat.
Nine financial advisers call for changes to be made to the retirement savings scheme
Homeowners don't need to spend a fortune to reap massive rewards.
COMMENT: Everyone needs to have "me money" in their budget.
Insurance juggernaut AIA has outlined significant expansions plans for NZ.
The Government is expected to reveal plans for new state homes in Mangere.
New Zealanders tend to see housing as less risky than shares, but is that true?
House prices in the Queenstown area have taken a dive.
The biggest sale of the year so far was for an eyewatering $635 million.
COMMENT: Holidays are fun. But not if it means you could be destined to live in poverty.
Access to Mission Bay right of way in court battle
KiwiSaver boosts savings for a first home, but some argue you're hurting your retirement.
Kiwibuild has announced that couples earning up to $180,000 will be allowed to apply.
Cheaper isn't always better when it comes to KiwiSaver.
"Affordable" homes on the market under Kiwibuild would be out of reach for many - study.
Nearly half of young Kiwis believe they won't own a home at retirement.
COMMENT: Plenty of Kiwis lose large sums of money to online fraudsters.
COMMENT: Overall similar returns in either investment.
New Zealand's largest insurer has ditched sales targets for its staff.
Issues with the IRD's online system have made it difficult for customers to file returns.
A key idea behind the early retirement movement is the 25x rule, so does it work?
Finance laws not strong enough to protect the vulnerable, says minister Faafoi.
Accountants say there are problems with the Inland Revenue's online system.
Bank says the true number of non-citizen buyers is in the 11-21 per cent range.