We've been talking a lot lately with our clients about "rebalancing". Some will say this sounds like finance industry jargon, and it is.

The FMA is suing former Milford portfolio manager Mark Warminger over alleged market manipulation.

Josh Daniell says he doesn't have any trouble being taken seriously as a millennial running a finance business.

New Zealand's financial regulator is refusing to reveal exactly what it spent investigating Milford Asset Management.

Andrew Hrothgar Robinson has been sentenced to six years in jail this morning for stealing more than $3 million.

All 74 authorised financial advisers and all who applied for a licence in the past year received a regulatory rubber stamp.

Long-suffering Capital+Merchant Finance investors are not yet in line to get any of the assets seized from that company's convicted directors.

It is crunch time for Greece. Again. Yes, you've heard that before, probably many times since the country's debt crisis first blew up around 2009.

Technology is playing an increasingly important role in the finance industry as capital transfers from one generation to the next, says JBWere New Zealand head Craig Patrick.

Finance Minister Bill English has confirmed that this month’s Budget will see the surplus forecast a year ago turn into a deficit slightly higher than forecasted in December.

The New Zealand Superannuation Fund has filed legal proceedings in Portugal against that country's central bank as it tries to claw back a loan to a failed Portuguese lender that resulted in a $200 million write-off.

Finance Minister Bill English says New Zealand and Singapore have been at the forefront of negotiations with the Chinese Government over the governance of the proposed Asia Infrastructure Investment....

An out-of-pocket client is trying to bankrupt his struck-off former financial adviser who recommended six "disastrous investments".

It's probably your biggest bill but too few people realise how much money they could save if they put some thought into managing their mortgage.

It's the time of the year when newspapers and magazines are peppered with financial predictions, tempting us to take action and change our portfolios because, well, it's the New Year.

When my daughter was little and I was a single parent I scaled back my work and paid myself in time not money.

The thought of asking for advice leaves some of us cold, particularly when it's about our hard-earned money.

The taxpayer's bill for the South Canterbury Finance prosecution could be nearing $1.5 million and might balloon if acquitted defendants push for costs.

A fund that lends money to women interest-free is in the unexpected position of not having enough borrowers.

The October curse once again struck Wall Street. Since the S&P 500 peaked at a record high on September 18, it has tumbled 6 per cent.

Common beliefs are that women are the big spenders and men are the earners. But money coach Liz Koh says it can be quite the opposite.

What would it take to give up the day job and retire young? Financial adviser Simon Hassan says few people want to quit work at a young age these days.

Bankrupt former property developer and reality TV star Terry Serepisos didn't have approval to be out of New Zealand for as long as he was away, his lawyer says.

A High Court judge will look at Terry Serepisos' financial affairs to decide when the former reality TV star and football club owner is to be released from bankruptcy.

Heartland New Zealand will gain access to new borrowers through its investment in an online lending platform, says chief executive Jeff Greenslade.

Labour will not impose Capital Gains Tax on a family home and its spokesman has reiterated that firmly today in a video interview with the NZ Herald.

In the latest in this Herald election series, we look at the main parties' policies on tax and the economy - and what it could mean for you.

Bill English somehow neglected to mention New Zealand First in his press statement yesterday decrying the "big spending" promises made by Labour, the Greens and Internet Mana.