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Comment: We need to know what makes robo-taxman tick
New IT systems kick in as part of the tax department's $1.9 billion transformation.
IRD site to go offline for four days
The IRD plans to roll out a number of upgrades to its system.
Under-the-table warning: Taxman's robots to hunt out cash jobs
COMMENT: $1.9b project means little will get past Inland Revenue.
Govt only plans to overhaul $50b apartment sector in 2019: Twyford
Apartment law reform in 2019: Government
$6.9m shortfall as Harcourts' Preet companies enter liquidation
Accounts for Preet & Co Real Estate estimate a $5.2m shortfall.
Opposition MPs push for law reform in $50b apartment sector
Nikki Kaye and Judith Collins want to adjust laws relating to the apartment sector.
Get Sorted: Are you due a tax refund?
It's simple to find out if you're due a refund, without paying a refund company.
Agent feels heat over purchase of clients' home
A disgraced agent is under investigation again after buying his clients' home.
Auckland Boy, 8, gets $23,000 tax bill
Father of 8-year-old schoolboy gobsmacked after a huge tax bill is sent to his son by IRD.
Bye-bye Hawaii: Insurer cans overseas incentive trips for advisers
An insurer is to stop sending high-selling advisors on overseas trips.
Low-fee KiwiSaver manager launches more funds
Low-cost KiwiSaver manager launches two new index funds.
How to stop emotions hurting your finances
Emotion can trick you to buy when hype and prices are high, and sell when prices fall
NZ's house market tops $1 trillion, Kiwis owe $248b in mortgages
Around a quarter of the $1.07 trillion market is borrowed in home loans.
IRD warning for cryptocurrency investors
The IRD is reminding cryptocurrency investors of their tax obligations.
$6.9m shortfall from Harcourts' Preet businesses
Harcourts' Preet creditors want $14.5m-plus
Major insurer to shake-up home premiums: Good for some, bad for others
Tower says it will stop cross-subsidising earthquake insurance between its customers.
End in sight for $24m leaky building job
First scaffolding to be removed at Parnell Terraces leaky building fix-up.
Auckland apartments selling for $30k - but there's a catch
Realtor warns of issues with low-priced apartments.
Gattung, Robinson and Christie back tech project aimed at Kiwi girls
The tech project includes a computer game, books, video games, and eventually a TV series
How single mum made $100k in a year
She was a struggling, unemployed single mum, here's how she turned it all around.
Hotspots: Welcome to the new boom towns
Property experts have named their top picks for the best suburbs to invest in or develop.
Diana Clement: Make the most of your pay rise
COMMENT: It's timely none-the-less to give some thought to what to do with the extra cash.
Want to save money? Here's where you should move
COMMENT: Many retired people are getting out of Auckland and really enjoying it.
Dakin appointed new Property Council president
John Dakin appointed Property Council president.
Will political spats ruin your investments?
Political bluster has stepped up a notch lately, and could hit you in the back pocket.
Millennials rely on parents for money know-how
Young Kiwis are heavily reliant on their parents for money know-how.
Life insurer blames 'bad morals' for industry scandals
Insurer made headlines in 2014 after offering advisers trip to LA and the Playboy Mansion.
New residential, tourism funds planned by Augusta Capital
Residential investment vehicle planned.
Tara Iti ranked as one of world's best golf courses
NZ course ranked 11th best in the world
Buy or rent: What's the best option?
Rent money might be dead money, but so is paying interest. So what's the better option?
Tenants win: Property managers caught out in 'sting'
A property manager was secretly recorded giving a bad reference to her former tenants.
Diana Clement: Don't give teenagers too much credit
COMMENT: First-time credit card users often buy more than they can afford.