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OCR rise: 'Day of reckoning' coming for borrowers of $160b
Around $160 billion of fixed-rate housing loans come up for review in the next year.
Around $160 billion of fixed-rate housing loans come up for review in the next year.
New data shows retail had a slow start to year. It will only get tougher, economists say.
Sylvia Park was the "standout performer" and Ikea plans to open its first NZ store there.
How Budget 2022 is characterised by inflation.
A Kāinga Ora tenant made more than 130 complaints about a noisy, abusive neighbour.
Christopher Luxon says he would "immediately" axe Labour's tax on landlords.
"Scramble" to keep ahead of challenges, but recession not imminent, economist says.
Scrapping loan restrictions will help more first home buyers.
Big jump in some price caps for aspiring first home owners - but prices vary nationwide.
New payments, fuel tax and public transport relief have been extended.
Here are the highlights as Grant Robertson announces the Government's plans.
Health, education, employment, economic development, housing and more in the mix.
EDITORIAL: Budget chance for Govt to help ease pressure on Kiwis, but eye on future too.
Thomas Coughlan on what the Govt is expected to announce in the biggest Budget in history.
Jonathan Coleman, Sue Bradford and Shane Jones share their wishlists for Budget 2022.
A govt error has led to years of heartache. And it's preventing homeless from being housed
"Most agents starting with us will be getting a pay rise" - Stephens
The Finance Minister has a tough story to sell as he spends up and talks fiscal restraint.
Consider merging the Christchurch, Selwyn and Waimakariri councils, John MacDonald says.
A short, shallow recession may actually be the quickest way to beat inflation.
Affordability, uncertainty and changing financial conditions cited as reasons.
Experts estimate up to $25,000 could be added to new builds.
The chances of getting through this interest rate cycle with a "soft landing" are fading.
Home valuations are going up but what does it mean for ratepayers in Hawke's Bay?
'What we're trying to do is to have some sort of a social element' - Sam Mishriki.
Hospitality is the sector still doing it toughest StatsNZ card transaction data shows.
New data out on buyers and values shows economic conditions taking effect.
Pete Dehar stacks food for the park's pata kai (store house) for neighbours and locals to grab. Video / Michael Craig
Money was to be paid monthly from 2016 but by 2018, it had stopped.
All the market noise is just the sound of central banks sucking cash out of the economy.