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Heartland lifts first-half profit by 10.6%
Full year guidance expected at upper end of range.
Full year guidance expected at upper end of range.
Investors have piled in to clean-energy shares, driving up valuations.
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Want to earn a better return than the banks offer? Take the plunge into managed funds.
Some members had to wait months not knowing when their contributions would be paid.
A surge in interest in investing has also led to a worrying amount of hype in the market.
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Mortgaged investors bought up 30 per cent of the properties sold in January.
Mastering emotions helps to also master your money.
What will happen when the mortgage deferral scheme ends?
Look after your future self.
Yes, you can use measures like P/E ratios when choosing investments — but it may not help.
Warning signs abound as house prices shoot up.
The market is running hot now, but there's only so long it can last.
The mortgage war is being fought at an even lower benchmark now.
Banks have been asked to restrict investor lending immediately.
Confidence among New Zealand investors continues to improve from 2020 lows, survey shows.
As humans we lean towards comfort but it's a conversation we all need to have.
The markets could continue to climb for a while yet, but the growth never goes on forever.
FMA CEO Rob Everett says the rise in investor activism looks here to stay.
The usual rules are different when interest rates are this low.
Rock bottom interest rates have changed the old money rules.
Strong share markets boosted growth funds but some property focused funds lagged.
Some contracts risk breaching consumer law says chief executive.
How we're feeling is closely linked to our personal finances.
Millions of young people are now getting their share tips from social media influencers.
Covid-19 affects everyone's finances, albeit differently.