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Home help little use in big cities

New Credit Act leaves lenders in the dark

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Q&A for KiwiSaver scheme

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Government promises $1000 for savings scheme

Property boom concerns Reserve Bank

Bollard warns of high debt levels and riskier bank lending

Savings: Your missing millions

Cullen looks to past for Budget ideas

Betting on hedges for outsize returns

Message to the meanies: Try swapping roles

Mortgage rate war continues

Banks are first line of credit

Under-25s go bankrupt to skip debts

Banking supervision hot transtasman topic

Students may get help with debt

Bollard pumps up the volume

Debt leaves teachers staggering

<EM>Jenny Ruth:</EM> Different strokes for similar folks

Time for investors to batten the hatches

Banks in court over credit card fees

Work-based super schemes key to saving, Cullen says

Investors’ confidence in returns rides high

Town to country plotting

Retail spending grows less than usual in March, says BNZ

Keeping the piggy bank in good shape

Kiwi travellers spent $3bn overseas last year

<EM>Colin James: </EM>Penny about to drop for society of grasshoppers

<EM>Catriona MacLennan:</EM> Loan sharks are a trap for the unwary

Slashing your debts

Student debt of $65,000 hits doctors

Government drops study savings plan

New Zealanders spend $9.4b more than they earn

<EM>Brian Fallow:</EM> Our theme - another day older and deeper in debt

New law puts bite on credit industry

Home help little use in big cities

New Credit Act leaves lenders in the dark

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Q&amp;A for KiwiSaver scheme

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Government promises $1000 for savings scheme

Property boom concerns Reserve Bank

Bollard warns of high debt levels and riskier bank lending

Savings: Your missing millions

Cullen looks to past for Budget ideas

Betting on hedges for outsize returns

Message to the meanies: Try swapping roles

Mortgage rate war continues

Banks are first line of credit

Under-25s go bankrupt to skip debts

Banking supervision hot transtasman topic

Students may get help with debt

Bollard pumps up the volume

Debt leaves teachers staggering

<EM>Jenny Ruth:</EM> Different strokes for similar folks

Time for investors to batten the hatches

Banks in court over credit card fees

Work-based super schemes key to saving, Cullen says

Investors’ confidence in returns rides high

Town to country plotting

Retail spending grows less than usual in March, says BNZ

Keeping the piggy bank in good shape

Kiwi travellers spent $3bn overseas last year

<EM>Colin James: </EM>Penny about to drop for society of grasshoppers

<EM>Catriona MacLennan:</EM> Loan sharks are a trap for the unwary

Slashing your debts

Student debt of $65,000 hits doctors

Government drops study savings plan

New Zealanders spend $9.4b more than they earn

<EM>Brian Fallow:</EM> Our theme - another day older and deeper in debt

New law puts bite on credit industry

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Q&A for KiwiSaver scheme