
Interest rates sure to rise?
A lift in mortgage rates and business borrowing costs isn't a sure thing
A lift in mortgage rates and business borrowing costs isn't a sure thing
Creditor has experts appointed to Harcourts business
A growing group of New Zealanders want financial independence so they can retire early.
Poor financial habits are costing New Zealanders millions of dollars every year.
Wellington numbers went down by 40 per cent, while Auckland dropped by nearly a third
COMMENT: Prepaid agreements avoid pitfalls of the ground rent type.
COMMENT: Don't fall for upgraditis - it's a serious way to deplete your money.
Lowering the contribution rate for KiwiSaver could worsen the retirement saving shortfall.
Young, low paid and unpaid are the ones not contributing to KiwiSaver.
COMMENT: From a national perspective, our financial ignorance is damaging.
Bitcoin futures investors are set to suffer losses as cryptocurrency fever fades
New Year's resolutions can benefit those in the investment business says Mark Lister
Graeme Stephens sees 2018 as being one of milestones.
As we head into 2018, what's the good, bad, and ugly on the financial horizon?
Home loan rates rose slightly in 2017 but what will they do in 2018?
What you should and shouldn't do when asking for a pay rise.
Luxury car sales starting to flatten suggesting rest of vehicle market will too.
Former high school dropout now world's 203rd richest person, according to Bloomberg index
The longer you ignore debt, the worse it will get. Here's how to make it less scary.
More than 70 per cent of millennials say they are planning for their financial futures.
Perhaps your New Year resolution should be to ask for a pay rise.
The Queenstown home went for $7.1m, despite only being valued at $4.4m.
Do your work mornings involve cold showers, meditation and gratitude?
Morton sold business for $40m, now he and Leitch have bought it for $8m.
How can you take advantage of the sales without the shops taking advantage of you?
Tax Working Group includes unions, business, Maori and the public and private sectors
The ban scratches a racist itch, Act leader David Seymour says.