What do you actually need to retire?
Behind the scary headlines about the money you'll need to retire, what's right for you?
Behind the scary headlines about the money you'll need to retire, what's right for you?
What the finance sector should learn from the Australian financial services inquiry.
COMMENT: In my late twenties, I learned what it was like to live hand to mouth.
COMMENT: The so-called sharing economy provides multiple opportunities for Kiwis.
The bank has received more than 30 claims for financial loss so far.
One in four non-bank lenders may be in breach of the law, says Commerce Commission.
At one point family had $11 in the bank and four nappies left for their baby daughter.
Lending restrictions could ease by the end of this year, according to one bank economist.
The Reserve Bank is talking to some insurers about their capital levels.
Current rules let only property investors deduct interest on mortgages.
Emily Power was trolled when she revealed her parents gave her pocket money at age 33.
COMMENT: Here are six tips to help launch your children in the right direction.
Insurers are counting the costs of the April storms which cut power to many Aucklanders.
Regulators are demanding a response by June 22.
The money that the former Queen St broker laundered allegedly helped conceal drug trading.
COMMENT: Buying property requires plenty of research, know-how and expert advice.
Sam Stubbs believes the banks should have to ask these 25 questions.
A second bank is facing a complaint over a long way for a fraud claim.
COMMENT: Living without credit is the least costly way to operate your personal finances.
The impact of environmental, social, and governance investing can't be ignored.
Millions spent on trips, conferences, training and support, gifts, prizes and sponsorship.
Kiwis will soon be able to get personalised KiwiSaver advice from a computer.
77 percent of Kiwis said they were concerned about their fund investing in pornography.
COMMENT: Royal commission into banking in Oz has revealed a raft of serious problems.
The Shareholders Association has called for CBL Corporation to be liquidated.
Higher offshore funding costs could put pressure on banks to increase interest rates.
The future of AMP's New Zealand business remains under review.
Around 100,000 ANZ customers have been affected by a problem with its loan calculator.