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Editorial: Maybe we need a rethink on Kiwisaver safety net

OPINION: More than 5500 Kiwis dipped into retirement funds last month to cover costs.

Minister warned of crime advisory group chair's 'concerning behaviour'

RNZ found a $15,711 tax issue linked to Kaushal’s invoices last year.

Company running two Stirling Sports outlets collapses amid tough retail climate

The director had been trying to sell the business for the past year.

Mark Lister: Negative returns ahead? How to make your money work harder

Markets expect another 0.25% OCR cut later this month, squeezing savers further.

GrabOne owes creditors $16.5m, including voucher holders

Customers, businesses, staff and Inland Revenue are among those left out of pocket.

Apple NZ returns to growth in recession-hit market

Treaty means tech giant pays tax across the Tasman, accounts indicate.

Diana Clement: What happens to my debt when I die?

Joint loans don’t vanish on death – co-signers remain fully liable.

Capital gains complexity: How NZ compares globally, and what Labour should do

A new report says NZ has the most limited regime in the OECD for taxing capital gains.

Development boss speaks out on $20m+ Auckland property failure

'We are not like others who simply walk away. We are doing everything we can.'