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Kiwis warned to stay vigilant despite five-year low in bankruptcies
Kiwis are being urged to prepare for the worst now while times are good.
Kiwis are being urged to prepare for the worst now while times are good.
Melissa Browne's financial advice is stark, but it's not as hard as it sounds.
After threats of rape against his wife, Andrew Therrien took on debt collectors.
US dollar surprisingly lacklustre while euro and pound make good gains.
Christmas songs re-written in the manner of the 'spend-spend-spend' philosophy
Paul Little went to Debtors Anonymous to meet those battling an addiction to spending.
OPINION: Christmas is coming - but don't let your credit card spending get out of control.
Government's pay-equity focus may fuel wage inflation after third-quarter spike.
Asking for a pay rise is awkward, but your boss is probably just as nervous as you.
COMMENT: It's World Investor Week, and we're focusing on the world of investment scams.
The financial impact of parenthood can last the rest of your life.
NZ banks cautious in response to Aussie counterparts' decision on ATM fees.
COMMENT: Managing cash flow is one thing, growing money for your future is quite another.
COMMENT: Here are some personal finance fundamentals to get underway.
National's Steven Joyce says high debt levels could increase home loan rates.
COMMENT: Making the move from employee to independent contractor brings heaps of changes.
Nearly one in three Kiwis say debt is holding them back from saving more for retirement.
Many students are leaving tertiary study without paying off interest-free overdrafts.
COMMENT: Welcome to Money Week. What does debt do for you?
One in 10 Kiwis are not confident they can make debt repayments over the next year.
COMMENT: Next week is Sorted Money Week - a chance for us all to check in with our debt.
COMMENT: What if you could pay off your mortgage sooner than planned?
According to a new study, it takes at least $6 million to feel rich in today's climate.
COMMENT: Public hotspots are least safe way to connect online, especially to our finances.
COMMENT: Although not suited for everybody, the scheme is getting many of us ahead.
COMMENT: It helps to look at some stats to choose what kind of insurance you need.
COMMENT: It can be done with a few strategies tucked under your belt.