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Property investors choosing one-year fixed mortgages

Property investors prefer to lock in a one-year fixed term over a longer option.

Investors face trading platform fee hikes after market plunge

Trading platform fees rise as investors see their portfolio values shrink.

Bar wars: Leo Molloy says rival blocking liquor licence bid

Molloy says matters “far from settled” in spat over new HQ.

Are trusts still a good idea?

How trusts have changed since a major legal overhaul.

Decade-long windup of Ross ponzi leaves mixed feelings

Last rites for giant ponzi Ross Asset Management impart hard lessons.

Stock Takes: Will 2023 be a better year for NZ shares?

What will this year bring for share markets?

Savings rise but $57 billion wiped off Kiwis’ net worth

Falling property prices main driver of the drop.

Top global companies write down billions as deals make way for gloom

Financial Times: Business leaders face a painful reckoning over their empire building.

Market close: Pacifc Edge shares jump almost 6%

While new CPI data from the US points to inflation slowing.

Recession, election, labour shortages: What will 2023 hold for the markets?

This year has been a rough ride for investors.

Market Watch: Year of the Bear - what we predicted and what we got wrong

Pie Funds founder Mike Taylor looks back at his predictions for 2022 and how they fared.

Internal Affairs NZ SkyCity probe part of 'regular' audits

Despite this week's Adelaide drama, latest NZ on-site inspection began in September.

Sharesies to launch KiwiSaver scheme

Most people don't feel connected to KiwiSaver investment, Sharesies CEO says.

Boom at top end, but unsold houses hit 12-year high so it's a buyer's market almost everywhere

Big jump in $3million-plus sales bucks an otherwise stagnant market.

NZX buys asset manager QuayStreet in deal worth up to $50 million

Deal 'strategically important' for Craigs.

$2.2b landlord earns more revenue but suffers devaluations

Last year’s $91 million revaluation gains turned to $23m devaluations.

How FTX lost US$8 billion

Financial Times: The company had a lack of basic security controls and bookkeeping.

Diana Clement: TikTok generation is getting bad financial advice

OPINION: There is some good stuff on social media but you need to be careful.