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Kiwis increase appetite for credit
More New Zealanders are feeling comfortable about increasing the limit on their credit card limits now than this time last year, according to survey findings.
More New Zealanders are feeling comfortable about increasing the limit on their credit card limits now than this time last year, according to survey findings.
Gareth Morgan's official personal presence in the KiwiSaver world will not be sadly missed by any of his competitors, writes David Chaplin.
We have the chance right now to make a real difference to the quality of life our newest employees will enjoy when they retire, writes Peter Neilson.
Bernard Hickey writes: In the past couple of years, borrowers and bankers haven't thought of money as being in short supply.
Sorry, New Zealand - the new KiwiSaver rates aren't the answer to your retirement savings. From Monday, the minimum employee contribution to KiwiSaver will go up to 3 per cent, matched by 3 per cent from employers.
Former NZX chief executive Mark Weldon received a $1.4 million remuneration package for his last five months in the job.
A number of "grossly imprudent" transactions between Dominion Finance and its sister firm were "a cash grab" so the now-failed company could meet its obligations to investors, a Crown lawyer said yesterday.
I heard John Banks on the radio this morning offering financial advice to the recently-embarrassed Labour leader, David Shearer, writes David Chaplin.
Former Hanover Finance boss Mark Hotchin is again trying to sell his luxury Waiheke Island property and doesn't have a fixed price in mind.
The number of registered KiwiSaver schemes is set to drop by over 20 per cent as mergers, acquisitions and commercial fatigue compress the market, writes David Chaplin.
A massive class-action suit being taken against New Zealand's big four banks and Kiwibank was announced with much fanfare earlier this week.
Kidicorp's CFO Bruce Woodward has been convicted of tax evasion and perjury, but is keeping his job at the daycare centre chain.
A director of a failed finance company delayed his sentencing so he could go on holiday to Fiji over the Christmas break, says the Crown.
A new lobby group has formed with the aim of letting consumers have a say in the affairs of the retirement savings industry, writes David Chaplin.
Former Hanover director Mark Hotchin wants two trustee companies to contribute to any damages he may need to pay if he loses a civil action against him.
Having cysts removed from above my eyebrows cost me $800, which I paid the same time as the visit. I sent my account to Sovereign for a refund and was told that I couldn't claim because it wasn't for $1,200.
There are certain periods when your account balance will fall. When that happens, stick with it.
Two overseas government watchdogs have issued warnings to investors about a British company offering big returns for their money.