Agreement reached on $1.2b Auckland housing scheme

REINZ data for May showed Auckland growth well behind NZ figures.

People looking for cheap places might be disappointed as apartment sales hit new high.

Employing 200,000 people and taking $2.7b in annual donations, charities are big business.

More cars on the road, and more claims, mean your premiums will be rising.

OPINION: We are throwing our money away on white elephants that we never use.

The publicity shy Chow Brothers talk to ­Corazon Miller.

Charities Service raises concern Swiss connections poses risk to tax and charity systems.

Commercial property stocks a better bet than Auckland houses, broker says.

There's a smarter way to donate to charity, that can stretch your dollars further.

COMMENT: Debt consolidation loans can be a life saver or a fast track to bankruptcy.

The ultra-rich are hiding way more money overseas than anyone realised.

IAG reveals scope of meth claims

Start stockpiling cash, says a top investment firm.

Watch: rainbow lights to illuminate Auckland's waterfront

NPT, the listed property investor, posted a 63 per cent drop in annual profit.

It just got easier for gig-economy workers to pay their tax.

Building consents fell for the second month in a row although Easter played a part

Net profit was $28.5 million, from $11.5 million forecast in its prospectus.

The former garage where Bruce McLaren spent his early years will become six apartments.

The regulator is concerned people in KiwiSaver have lower confidence than other investors.

It started with an agonising real estate mistake and ended in paradise.

BT has Britain's biggest private sector pension scheme.

It's too late to invest in Airbnb.

An off-the-grid South Island 'log cabin' has low energy bills.

Pre-sales of yet-to-be-built Pacific units at $100m-plus.

Hannah McQueen wants to give future generations a good start with money.

An average Auckland family says the Budget's tax tweaks do nothing to help them get ahead.

Insured home-owners are facing a double whammy on their premiums this year.

The government expects to raise at least $250m from closing foreign tax loopholes.