
Why insurance is taking a bigger bite of your pay
Insurance hitting you in the back pocket? Here's why and what you can do about it.
Insurance hitting you in the back pocket? Here's why and what you can do about it.
COMMENT: The Bright-Line Test potentially applies to all residential property owners.
COMMENT: Crafty ways to use credit cards to your advantage.
If you're hoping a pay rise will fix your problems, I have bad news: it won't.
Man being forced to sell his mum's home, after being "conned" into a mortgage.
Submissions request that a key part be redrafted so as not to hinder development.
COMMENT: Saving comes from within, not from your employer, partner or the Government.
COMMENT: If KiwiSaver is underpaid, Inland Revenue Department will follow it up.
Two major KiwiSaver providers are to cut their fees after a government review.
Youi has allegedly shrunk its workforce ahead of a move to service NZ from OZ.
KiwiSaver investors are being urged to hang tight through the latest market down-turn
A warm January saw sales by the city's biggest realtors decline.
With the threat of rising sea levels, waterfront properties have become risky business.
"Republicans are proud of themselves for someone making 21 cents more a day?"
An investor's phone recorded the moment an agent refused to accept his phone bid.
Citizen wins temporary victory in Takapuna carpark fight.
Legal experts said the proposed law is unduly harsh on foreign non-residents.
More than 2.7 million people belong to KiwiSaver with more than $45 billion invested
The largest deal was the sale of just over 33,550ha of rural land
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The amount of money invested in KiwiSaver has skyrocketed by $10b in the last year.
Changing regulations and continued high migration will push up the cost of rent.
Two contributors share their views on the issue. And you decide the winner.
In their submissions on the OIO bill, lawyers and realtors decried the proposed change.
COMMENT: Don't let your good intentions for the new year slide.
There's always a dollar to be saved - and Kiwis know how.
Kiwis are split, with some supporting the move and others strongly opposing it.
Will the Government steal your investment if you die? What happens if you get divorced?
Consumer is worried about add-on insurance products sold via car dealers