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Young home buyers: Don't believe hype
COMMENT: Save hard, wait for the cycle to run its course, then take your opportunities.
COMMENT: Save hard, wait for the cycle to run its course, then take your opportunities.
Four nations are most exposed to a housing correction and we're one of them.
Labour's plan to reform monetary policy is more modest than it looks.
SBW moves in mysterious ways. Now his jersey collar is in the limelight, writes Raybon Kan
COMMENT: Don't panic, housing bubble hasn't popped. But it has released a bit of hot air.
The women fighting to make interest rates fairer. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
COMMENT: Liam Dann locks in his interest rate for a longer period and wonders if it's asking for a global meltdown.
Keep an eye on your local petrol pump. Prices shouldn't be rising soon, thanks to an oil price slump.
Home owners face a key point this week if the Federal Reserve raises its official interest rate.
Households are borrowing more relative to disposable income than before the financial crisis.
COMMENT: Donald Trump evidently has a primitive view of international commerce.
Watch The Economy Hub: Housing affordability, immigration and Trump's policies will be the big economic election issues this year.
Bank profits fell for the first time in seven years last year on the back of growing competition and a squeeze on bank margins.
COMMENT: Is a strong dollar good or bad for the economy? Initially it seems a ridiculous thing for a US President to need to ask, Liam Dann writes.
Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler will not seek a second term. Here he reflects on his time in the role.
Let's hope that whoever succeeds Graeme Wheeler as Reserve Bank governor next year does as good a job as he has.
A growing tide of trade protectionism led by US president Donald Trump is one of the biggest uncertainties for New Zealand's Reserve Bank.
WATCH: Investors need to be prepared for the inevitable moment Donald Trump says or does something that has a serious market impact.
Homeowners will find themselves in trouble if interest rates rise by as little as 0.5 per cent. And it's the young and rich most at risk.
Hoping to pay off your mortgage quicker or simply ease the burden of repayments? Getting housemates could be the way.
The Donald Trump era is marking a new age for gold as an investor safe haven.
It could be time to start planning the parity party as the kiwi dollar edges up against the Aussie, although we have been here before and the champagne's stayed on ice.
Less than half of young renters voted at the last election, and more than 90 per cent of property owners over the age of 50 voted.
From taxing ghost profits to the implosion of Pumpkin Patch, these are the biggest stories from the business year.
WATCH THE ECONOMY HUB: Liam Dann and Jamie Gray discuss the implications of this morning's US Federal Reserve rate hike.
NZ homeowners will be looking to US Federal Reserve which is expected to lift interest rates today.
Kiwis blame investors, migration, and foreigners for the housing crisis the BNZ Financial Futures survey revealed.
Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler says the prospects are good for "continued strong growth" in the New Zealand.
Getting a home loan may get more difficult and more expensive in the next year, says ANZ CEO David Hisco.
Although it's early days for assessing the impact of the quake, analysis shows the government is well placed to handle the costs.