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Diana Clement: Here's what to do if one of you is a stay-at-home parent
OPINION: It's important you are both on the same page.
OPINION: It's important you are both on the same page.
Opinion: The inflation crisis is a time to reassess your spending.
OPINION: Electronic wallets and digital currencies are taking over.
Mortgage applications are down 12 per cent compared to last year.
OPINION: It's easy, and the same goes for your KiwiSaver.
Cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens will be targeted to a greater degree.
OPINION: You may want to enjoy your wages for a while but it's a slippery slope to get on.
OPINION: If you are still paying for an unused service you are being bled dry.
OPINION: Yes it's expensive out there but don't be a cop-out.
OPINION: You may be covered for Covid-19 but not under a "do not travel" warning.
OPINION: You can be lucky with one company. But often it is just that ... luck.
OPINION: Could you survive on $50 a week?
Banks sent blunt warning that new lending laws would make banks more conservative.
OPINION: Some are more environmentally sound than others.
OPINION: Make sure you are prepared for a black swan event.
Parents' insurance can cover offspring at university or flatting - but check your policy.
OPINION: Hormones, neurons and more are controlling our economic decisions.
Plus, how to save up for that trip to Venice
OPINION: In the ongoing pandemic it pays to have a strategy.
OPINION: The price of many goods and services you buy are going to rise.
Financial tips for the new year.
OPINION: Careful thinking and planning are key.
Punitive charges and interest penalties force thousands into debt trap.
Economic harm often happens alongside domestic abuse.
OPINION: Age, experience, health, ability to earn and attitude to risk all factor in.
OPINION: Cryptocurrency, KiwiSaver and loans all rate high.
OPINION: Drinking is up, while beauty treatments are down.