
Stock Takes: The best and worst performing NZ shares in 2023
Plus: The best and worst performers on the market this year.
Plus: The best and worst performers on the market this year.
A $30 billion firm bolts on more financial advisers.
Half of fixed mortgages being repriced and corporate loans still to be adjusted.
OPINION: How we're failing to fire up action on climate change.
OPINION: Why long-term share investors need to be prepared for a rollercoaster ride.
And the Kiwi at the centre of a major Australian takeover stoush.
OPINION: No clear winner between investment property and a share fund.
Two entrepreneurs are giving small-time investors access to the gold market.
OPINION: It can be tough to see investors get the jitters and bail out.
And Mainfreight says its New Zealand business is holding up.
The controversial founder of KiwiSaver fund talks about life, money and big plans.
Exercise can pay dividends too.
The Barfoot and Thompson boss talks property prices on the Leaders Getting Coffee podcast.
Jarden: What does it really mean to "invest" in a charity?
OPINION: Mortgagee sales are on the rise - and pile on added stress after a separation.
About 160 workers were made redundant when the mill closed in 2021.
Company meetings have provided gloomy updates for investors this week.
Judge says brothers' bid failed at the first hurdle necessary.
Cost increases should start abating - insurance industry group.
It was a slow day for the market with light volumes traded.
House sales should pick up more steam after election as weather heats up, agency says.
The big jump in the US 10-year bond yield is pulling investors away from shares.
Nicola Willis confirms how National would treat new builds under the bright-line test.
Maxim Capital was incorporated in New Zealand in 2012 before being struck off in 2015.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has so far been relying on a “trust me” strategy.
The index fell ahead of the Prefu announcement before bouncing back.
Lawyer on the status of investments made with relationship property funds.
OPINION: Data centres already account for 2 per cent of global energy consumption.
The Commerce Commission is also looking into the deal.
Interest deductibility will be brought back if the Nats form the next government.