Allied Farmers auditor says unsure if company can survive
Allied Farmers' auditor PwC says it hasn't enough evidence to say whether the company can be viewed as a going concern.
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Kiwis turn backs on credit cards
New Zealanders are still turning their backs on credit in an effort to pay off their debts, says Veda Advantage.
<i>Inside Money: </i>A message for all concerned parents
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Pope's bankers face money laundering probe
Italian authorities are investigating the Vatican Bank over possible money laundering.
ASB farewells Goldstein as 11-year ad campaign ends
ASB Bank has confirmed that the face of its long running advertising campaign, New York banker Ira Goldstein, will be no more.
New rules mean lower profits for NZ banks, says Moody's
Credit rating agency Moody's says new global banking rules are likely to lead to structural changes to the New Zealand banking system and lower profits.
<i>Inside Money:</i>A tale of two (or more) fees
ASB did a beautiful job this week of announcing fee increases for its KiwiSaver funds.