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Auckland traffic management firm collapse sees 85 sacked, $2.8m deficit revealed

Employees owed $452,000 in wages, salaries; liquidator unsure they will get their money.

'More important than ever': Push for money talks to boost financial literacy

A recent report showed only 23% of Kiwis rate their financial knowledge as 'excellent'.

Mark Lister: NZ's economic recovery delayed, but not derailed

The Reserve Bank cut the Official Cash Rate to 3% last month.

Mary Holm: Who is covered in the new depositor compensation scheme

OPINION: There hasn't been much coverage of the new scheme, which took effect on July 1.

Inside Budget 2025: Confidential docs lift lid on KiwiSaver, $8.5b hole, health funding

New details have been revealed about the Government's Budget.

Why your old gold jewellery might be worth more than you think

Gold prices have hit record levels, rising 45% year-on-year.

Financial screws tighten with 2000 more Kiwis falling behind on debt payments

But a silver lining as mortgage arrears improve as interest rates drop.

Phone is ringing: Agents report instant offshore interest in luxury homes

Golden visa to open the door to allowing foreign investors to own Kiwi homes.

Money Talks: ‘Deeply uncomfortable’ - Westpac CEO on $2.4m salary made public

Listen: 'I recognise that I get paid a lot of money,' Catherine McGrath says.

'Shocked': Email shows RBNZ warned Treasury it could 'destroy goodwill' by releasing info

Finance Minister Nicola Willis said she disagreed with the RBNZ chairman's comments.

Kiwibank cites 'unforeseen circumstances' as Dannevirke branch closes

Mayoral candidates are concerned the closure will impact residents, including the elderly.

Ayrburn to get 1 million+ visitors in 2026 financial year: Winton Land forecasts

Shareholders will get no dividend; the board decided to 'maintain financial discipline'.

Retirement at risk: The major savings gap emerging between self-employed and employees

'Today's inaction could become tomorrow's fiscal burden.'

‘Outrageous’: Agencies may need to make more cuts to fund massive board fee rises

There's concerns pay bumps may come at the expense of services.

Opinion: Is the global bull market rally justified?

Global shares hit record highs, defying recent pullback forecasts.

Diana Clement: How to plan for retiring overseas

OPINION: Health insurance is crucial when retiring overseas, especially in Thailand.