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Mary Holm: Who gets interest on my money?
COMMENT: Who earns interest on bank holidays? And what's the best use of cash? Mary Holm answers your questions.
COMMENT: Who earns interest on bank holidays? And what's the best use of cash? Mary Holm answers your questions.
Credit card spending in December topped the previous months in 2016, and exceeding the billing of the previous two years.
Spontaneous purchases and splurging on avoidable items such as booze and cigarettes are hindering household budgets.
A striking new infographic has revealed the world's most expensive cities - and Auckland's among them.
New Zealand retail spending on electronic cards fell in November, amid disruption from the Kaikoura earthquake.
COMMENT: Borrowing money to invest can supercharge your returns but only in a rising market which is difficult to time.
How do the companies identified as being potentially exposed of paying little tax respond?
New Zealanders have leapfrogged Brits, Singaporians and Belgians to become the fifth wealthiest people in the world, according to a major new study.
Credit card spending in October increased on last year as New Zealand enters the holiday spending season, new data from the Reserve Bank shows.
Competition in the low interest rate credit card market is heating up with a major bank launching a no fee card and a new entrant
COMMENT: But behind these deals are finance companies that make money from them. It's not charity.
ANZ - the country's largest bank - has announced a 13 per cent drop in net profits to $1.54 billion for the year to September 30 . The
AmEx is hoping to grab a bigger share of the credit card market with the launch of a new card offering the highest Airpoint dollar earn rate for purchases in NZ.
COMMENT: Two apparently unrelated things happened in the first week of October that say so much about New Zealand these days.
New data shows nearly 90 per cent of all personal debt in New Zealand is tied up in property.
Baby boomers could take a cue from millennials, who are more likely to talk about money in their relationships.
A new online service is promising to provide Kiwis with a quick and free way to find out their credit score.
The number of homeowners forced to sell because of debt has dropped 30 per cent in past year - which experts say is a sign of a more buoyant economy.
COMMENT: Putting in a loan application is like submitting your CV for a job - you want your best foot forward.
COMMENT: You? Me? The government? Have your say.
Older boomers have experienced what is arguably the best-case scenario.
Lending to family members can be fraught with risks but a new business is aiming to reduce the down-side by providing a documenting
Under growing pressure to control the housing market, John Key said that the Reserve Bank should consider targeting investors with tougher lending rules.
A new government data set shows low interest rates have made borrowing more attractive.
A company which helps people to write wills is pushing to get backing for an online national registry.
Farmers Dairy chairman Andrew Hoggard says dairy farmers need to ask themselves what a smart level of debt is given the risk profile for the next decade.
Oz accountant fails to keep fancy cars, posh house and NZ bank account.
Here are some tips to save some extra cash once your children move out of home.
Someday, something will burst the swelling property bubble -- the fallout won't be pretty.