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Banks tipped to feel the squeeze
Analysts say it's been a tough quarter for the major banks.
'Banks should be doing more'
Financial institutions urged to help Kiwis improve their financial wellbeing.
PM keeping eye on Aussie banking inquiry
Australia's big banks are under serious scrutiny - and the NZ Govt is watching.
More than one-in-three Kiwis has poor financial health
A new report has revealed the drivers behind Kiwi's financial well-being.
Bed shop collapse: Family $3600 out of pocket, sleeping on the floor
One family of four had to sleep on the floor for more than a week after moving house.
Local banks beat Aussie giants in satisfaction survey
Customers with local banks are happier than those with the Aussie giants.
Market would welcome UDC float on NZX
Bring it on. Fund managers would welcome UDC onto the NZX.
Why aren't Kiwi kids good with their money?
'Toolkit' will ensure all NZ students learn about money, driving and other life skills.
$54m fraud case: Wife blames 'megalomaniac' husband
A woman accused of a $54m mortgage fraud says her husband was the criminal mastermind.
$50m mortgage fraud trial: 'Organised, systematic and complex deception'
More than 70 properties were allegedly purchased with fake loans and banking bribes.
One in five KiwiSavers in dark over their nest egg
ASB says latest research also revealed investors were staying "extremely conservative".
Bank asks 94-year-old to provide 18+ card
Bank told John Lokes, 94, he'd need an 18+ card to prove his identity.
Fletcher Building investors worried: will shareholders pay?
Fletcher Building might seek money from investors.
ANZ staff can now dress to fit their gender
New policy means people don't have to hide who they are.
Kiwi dollar firm, but seen drifting lower in 2018
The NZ dollar's new-found strength may not last.
The interview: Sharon Zollner - on predicting the future
Sharon Zollner has taken on the job as chief economist at NZ's largest bank the ANZ.
Economy Hub: Reserve Bank's surprise move
The Reserve Bank has made a good call to move early but moderately on loan restrictions.
ANZ's Sharon Zollner gets top economist job
ANZ New Zealand's senior economist Sharon Zollner has been promoted to the top job.
RBNZ set to keep rates on hold
The Reserve Bank is expected to keep rates on hold at 1.75 per cent.
Low business confidence after govt change
Uncertainty over new Government will suppress growth till next year at least.
Bank bonanza: ANZ's mammoth $1.78b profit
ANZ - the country's largest bank has released its annual profit.
John Key's latest career move: 'Performing artist'
Former PM John Key is now a "performing artist".
Key to earn top dollar as ANZ chairman
Key's salary as chairman of ANZ will not be public, so here's a look at what others make.
ANZ extends Veritas debt deadline
Veritas is in discussions over possible asset sales, mergers and refinancing.
Banking in te reo optional at 650 ATMs
Customers will be able to do their banking in te reo Maori at ANZ ATMs.
How ignoring KiwiSaver will leave you in the lurch
There's a call for change so that KiwiSaver helps those who need it the most.
KiwiSaver 'fails to deliver to those who need it most'
ANZ has recommended a raft of changes to KiwiSaver
ANZ wants $100m in five-year bond offer
The ANZ wants to raise at least $100 million by selling bonds.
ANZ NZ earnings jump on smaller bad debt charges
The local unit ofANZ, boosted nine-month earnings 19 per cent.
Others benefiting from Mark Cropp's plight
At least one other unemployed Kiwi has been offered a job after contacting the Herald.
Maori entities making 8.2pc annually
31 iwi and hapu made 8.2 per cent average annual return from their assets.
One of 50 CEOs is female: 'Disappointing'
As she launches a new book, Joan Withers talks about how the world has changed for women.
Tight margins take NZ bank profits lower
New research from KPMG shows the squeeze is going on interest rate margins.