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And as living costs continue to rise, financial woes aren't easing anytime soon.
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No rent rise freezes, mortgage deferrals 'at this stage'
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FMA censures Wellington firm over unpermitted investment advice
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Two major myths are holding Kiwis back from getting advice.
Danger debt zone: Is your mortgage over-leveraged?
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Defrauding a dying man: Predatory behaviour unmasked
The disgraced financial adviser was sentenced to eight years, 10 months' jail.
Nikko opens GoalsGetter platform to financial advisers
The minimum upfront investment on the platform is $250.
Credit applications plunge in March
The figures show a jump in applications by those with the worst credit ratings.
U.S. markets wrap up worst week since 2008
Investors try to fathom where the coronavirus will eventually leave the U.S. economy.
Diana Clement: 10 ways to make your money work smarter in 2020
Predictions for the financial year ahead.
Mum's genius way to save thousands
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The future is female in China's wealth management industry
Amy Lo manages money for some of the richest people in China.
'I can't withdraw my money': Kiwi investor panics as online broker freezes funds
Halifax administration catches NZ investors.
Women-only funding platform fronted by Theresa Gattung heads into second year
Disruptive funding model SheEO is heading into its second year of backing.
How a Swiss bank was toppled by a financial scandal in Malaysia
The world's largest financial scandal has revealed problematic failings at a Swiss bank.
Think 3pc in KiwiSaver is enough for retirement? Try tripling that
Kiwis should save minimum of 10 per cent of yearly earnings for retirement shortfall.
Sydney mum: 'I earn $170k a year and it's not enough'
Sydney mum makes $170k a year - but even including her husband's income, it's not enough.
Brian Gaynor: How safe is your money in the bank?
COMMENT: Whatever many people may believe, NZ bank deposits are not guaranteed.
You can save $150 every week in 2018
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Kiwis to get financial robo-advice this year
Digital financial advice will be made possible in NZ in 2018 - what will it mean for you?
Kiwi women lack confidence to get money advice
Kiwi women lack confidence and worry about the cost of financial advice, research finds.
Mobile payments to overtake credit cards
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How the banks give you a 'sucker score'
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