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Aorangi investors to get money back
Investors in the late Allan Hubbard's frozen Aorangi Securities have been told they can expect to be repaid most, if not all, of their capital.
Investors in the late Allan Hubbard's frozen Aorangi Securities have been told they can expect to be repaid most, if not all, of their capital.
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Nearly half of New Zealanders are living pay day to pay day without a nest egg to fall back on in case of emergencies.
A man arrested in Australia for "significant'' credit card fraud is alleged to have used money fleeced from bank accounts to travel to New Zealand on fake passports.
An Auckland banker faces a jail term after stealing nearly $1 million from his clients.
Some people want to protect inheritances from mistakes but others say children have to find their own way
Five Star group founder Neill Williams has been jailed for 3 years seven months for misleading investors.
When Five Star finance company boss Neill Williams is sentenced in court today, it will be just the latest stage in a series of misadventures, reports Hamish Fletcher.
New Zealand's biggest white-collar fraud trial has been delayed a month and won't start until next March.
A man who escaped conviction following the Dominion Finance trial is likely have his name suppressed permanently.
Former Dominion Finance chief executive Paul William Cropp has been found guilty of four charges of theft by a person in a special relationship.
Climbing house prices and a growing proportion of lending at high loan-to-value ratios are stoking fears at the Reserve Bank of a boom followed by a destructive bust.
Investors could soon be invited to put money into a new fund to buy Auckland residential property.
New Zealanders who do not have time to shop around are being left out of pocket by retailers' discounting strategies, experts say.
What's holding Kiwis back financially? Is it the Government, employers, poor wages, untrustworthy financial professionals, greedy baby-boomers who "got it all for free", youth unemployment, the recession, the dollar, immigration or a host of other excuses
Mary Holm answers your questions on personal finance.