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Safety-first KiwiSavers risk losing out
KiwiSaver providers are struggling to move savers out of the default funds despite a requirement by the Government to give people more information on their choices.
KiwiSaver providers are struggling to move savers out of the default funds despite a requirement by the Government to give people more information on their choices.
Record numbers of New Zealanders are seeking to make a mint on foreign exchange trading.
Rules can mean it’s easier for single-parent child to get passport or medical care than to join savings scheme, Mary Holm writes.
Carmel Fisher says it is hard to judge the true worth of growth stocks.
Personal finance columnist David Chaplin on the Reserve Bank Bulletin.
I've recently separated from my wife and taken a mortgage on my home to pay a separation settlement. Can I use my KiwiSaver to pay into the home loan?
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Personal finance and investments writer Brent Sheather on the UK Financial Conduct Authority.
Selling in city and buying a cheaper property either north or south could mean plenty of money to invest, Mary Holm writes.
Making a dodgy investment decision is easy. Frame it with the wrong facts and figures and it's bound to look good, Diana Clement writes.
KiwiSaver assets have seen "phenomenal growth" in the past three months, increasing by $1.8 billion.
I have heard many stories of Australian businesses built out of fees and commissions paid by clients the advisers have never seen.
As you pump money into your KiwiSaver with each pay, where exactly does it flow to?
But diversification by spreading savings among different funds and providers allows investors to reduce risk.
Making the move from being a working person to living, at best, in reduced circumstances, and at worst on NZ Super alone, is difficult.
Bankrupts will be able to keep the money in their Kiwisaver accounts under a new court ruling.
Paying taxes is inevitable but there are ways to ensure you keep more of your money in your pocket this tax year. Tamsyn Parker talked to two tax experts to get their tips.
Personal finance columnist David Chaplin on the court case between 12 global investors and the Portuguese 'Novo Banco'.
Kiwis no longer have to fill out a tax return every year but that doesn't mean you can sit back and do nothing.
Investing columnist Brent Sheather on low cost versus high cost, passive versus active models.
Fund managers - even the 'vanilla' vendors - could pose a risk to the global financial system, according to a new IMF report.