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How your neighbours can save you money
COMMENT: Here's to the folks next door who help each other spend less.
COMMENT: Here's to the folks next door who help each other spend less.
COMMENT: Typically when we pay more, we get more. But it doesn't always work like that.
COMMENT: Buying a first car is a right of passage - don;t let it become a debt millstone.
COMMENT: It's now or never to get your big five hundy from the government this year.
Liam Dann has a beer with Finance Minister Steven Joyce and asks readers' questions.
COMMENT: Debt consolidation loans can be a life saver or a fast track to bankruptcy.
COMMENT: It's time to inject some resilience into your incomings and outgoings.
The small business loan market could be worth as much as $30 billion.
COMMENT: What's the difference between a savings account and a KiwiSaver account?
COMMENT: We need to double-check automated answers we get online are the right ones.
These Aussie experts have some sage advice for budgeting.
COMMENT: There are lots of options for a break, but forward thinking definitely helps.
COMMENT: Need to make some changes to where you money is? No time like the present.
COMMENT: You shouldn't put your boat on the house, writes Diana Clement.
There are money mistakes we make at certain points in our life, here's how to avoid them.
It's the do-it-yourself job that actually pays: sorting your tax refund.
Home loan interest rates likely to continue to increase this year.
For 26 per cent of couples money is the key source of tension.
This money blogger has worked out how to feed her family on a crazy budget.
COMMENT: With the new NZ Super amounts set to change, it puts things in perspective.
Funds handy for urgent medical care but urge to shop is a hazard.
COMMENT: Most money fights are not about money at all, Tom Hartmann writes.
COMMENT: Beyond teaching children with pocket money, there are a handful of reasons we end up handing cash over to the kids.
A woman's micro business she started with just $5000 is now turning over more than $3 million a year.
If you have a burning question about KiwiSaver but don't want to trawl the internet, a babybot might be able to help.
Nearly one in five Kiwis has hidden savings or debt from their other half and women are the bigger culprits.
An unemployed man who went to bed with 90p in his bank account claims he woke up the next morning to discover he was £1.2 million (NZ$2.1m) overdrawn.