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How the sharemarket can be used to create financial freedom
Women who used shares to create financial independence share their stories.
Women who used shares to create financial independence share their stories.
New research has revealed concerning differences.
Falling prices are a good thing, surely? Think again, experts say.
How many trusts are now affected, and what happens to charities?
As times get tougher, many are giving up on KiwiSaver.
OPINION: It’s extremely important to be tax-aware, and to minimise costs where you can.
OPINION: There's a growing number of digital accounts available from disruptors.
It's often on parents to help their kids sink or swim in the money world.
OPINION: Getting into the right fund from the start can help you buy a house.
She's speaking out to warn others of the dangers of impulse shopping and ignoring debt.
KiwiSaver holidays and insurance downgrades are some of the big cuts Kiwis are making.
Bright-line test to mirror what it looked like under the previous National-led Government.
Grocery prices a bigger financial worry than rent and mortgages, some Kiwis cutting back.
A wellbeing report shows financial advisers are feeling stressed, but still love the job.
Non-bank deposit takers might have more to gain from new insurance scheme than banks.
The Government is welcoming the committee's proposal to avoid over-taxation of trusts.
Hope is on the horizon for interest rates.
Financial mentors and budgeting services are reporting an increase in clients.
Less-hawkish tone, property glut part of wider landscape influencing banks.
Non-contributors to KiwiSaver are taking a huge financial hit later in life.
Mortgage and consumer arrears continue to climb.
Being single, self-employed or not having a 20 per cent deposit needn't mean no.
OPINION: Mary Holm says there are two things to consider.
ANALYSIS: Mortgage rate cuts seem more likely than hikes.
Private assets are in short supply but make good returns.
Inflation is still too stubborn for the country to afford a rates cut.
New report reveals Kiwis' emotions relating to their financial situation.
The Finance Minister won't give details but is confident the changes are affordable.
Focus on reinsurers ahead of Suncorp renewing its contracts in July.