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Mary Holm: Invest or pay off the mortgage? The balance is changing
With mortgage rates so low, wouldn't it be better to put your money into a share fund.
With mortgage rates so low, wouldn't it be better to put your money into a share fund.
Documentary maker on flight said lockdown-free NZ now has "real edge" for film industry.
Ride the wave — wherever it takes you.
WE SAY:Let's provide targeted support that gets money flowing and kick starts the economy.
COMMENT: Tourism will not be easy to revive but there are new cylinders for investment.
While broadly supportive of the Budget economists are wary of high debt and rosy forecasts
"Maybe the kids will benefit from it in their twenties."
The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 14.48 points, or 0.1 per cent, to 10,730.68.
Focus Live: NZ Herald brings you the key points and what you need to know from Budget 2020.
The Government will spend big on its Covid-19 recovery plan.
Building and Construction ITO CEO says "I've never seen anything like this in my career".
The Federal Reserve Chair has warned about the threat of a prolonged recession.
Small business owners speak to the Herald about what they want from today's Budget.
Editorial: Shape of recovery important but Budget needs emergency support measures.
RBNZ holds official rate at 0.25 pct but asks lenders to prepare for a shift below zero.
The Reserve Bank has doubled down.
COMMENT: We ask five commentators what Budget 2020 has to do to be a success.
Two political heavyweights of NZ politics talk about crises, past and present.
Declaring NZ will never go back to level 4 is the message business sector sorely needs.
Deloitte CEO Thomas Pippos gives his prediction for this year's Budget.
Who are the winners and losers of the move to level 2 on Thursday?
Focus: SkyCity has revealed the ‘incredibly difficult’ decision to slash 700 jobs as the Covid-19 fallout hits. Video / File
Stats NZ data records show decline in spending.
COMMENT: The past is a guide to economic management, says National's finance spokesman.
Stories of Kiwi businesses helping the country recover
EDITORIAL: To envious overseas eyes, we have been a smooth success story.
Stir-crazy visitors from Auckland will be welcomed by business, but perhaps not everyone.
New Zealand is in a better position than most to restart the economy.
You can still end up buying bargains when the market falls.
With the surreal drama of lockdown almost behind us, the real economic grind begins.