COMMENT: Everyone needs to have "me money" in their budget.

It's not hours worked that's the problem - it's how much we produce per hour.

Company tax rate should stay at 28 per cent, officials tell Cullen tax review.

COMMENT: Our lamb exports and cheap bananas are a reminder that future never goes to plan.

COMMENT: Plenty of Kiwis lose large sums of money to online fraudsters.

COMMENT: We need younger people with more specific industry experience.

COMMENT: Overall similar returns in either investment.

The world can't shake its the debt habit -- and that adds to the level of economic risk.

COMMENT: It's early days and the Government playing a long game on economic growth.

COMMENT: The impact of Fonterra and Fletchers on the economy can't be ignored.

COMMENT: Apple, Google and Microsoft decide who plays in the app store and who doesn't.

COMMENT: To get the best returns on cash you need to be on your toes.

COMMENT: Never mind the political circus, the global economy continues to carry on.

COMMENT: Rumour persists that dairy figures tried to influence election result.

COMMENT: 100-page report into Carillion collapse highlights what's missing in NZ business.

Setting goals, removing politics — Zero Carbon Bill is like the Reserve Bank Act.

COMMENT: Apple's new updates to protect user identification is just one small step.

COMMENT: Pondering your mortgage is easier if you let go of idea that you have control.

Mary Holm: How laddering your money can help your savings to climb.

COMMENT: Papers reveal the real reason behind decision.

COMMENT: Tax Working Group has been told to aim for fairness - a near-impossible task

COMMENT: CBA's $760m fine serious nail in the record of former CEO and Kiwi Ian Narev.

COMMENT: The so-called sharing economy provides multiple opportunities for Kiwis.

COMMENT: When it comes to biosecurity it's in national interest to stay calm and clinical.

COMMENT: Here are six tips to help launch your children in the right direction.

COMMENT: Despite email being abused by every cyber miscreant, we still continue to use it.

COMMENT: Living without credit is the least costly way to operate your personal finances.

COMMENT: Why the gloom? A couple of big policies aside, Govt seems pragmatic and cautious.

COMMENT: Researchers say there's a critical flaw in how Statistics NZ set up its website.

If you've got a big credit card debt the interest payments may be crucifying your finances