$5 note trick to save $1900
If you have a fiver in your wallet you might want to think about not spending it.
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Budget hack: $5 note trick to save $1900
If you have a fiver in your wallet you might want to think about not spending it.
Diana Clement: Give zero-waste gifts this Christmas
COMMENT: Just be wary of products marketed at this niche that are unnecessarily expensive.
Retirement Commissioner denies bullying claims
Retirement Commissioner Diane Maxwell has denied allegations of a culture of bullying.
The argument against maxing out your KiwiSaver
The scheme works very differently based on how much you put in.
Former 1980s high-flyer appeals $720k 'loan shark' fine
Finance firms used 'cynical' repossession tactics which stripped homes almost bare.
Diana Clement: Don't conform to society's money pressures
COMMENT: Try not to follow the herd off the proverbial cliff.
Mary Holm: Why money can't buy you happiness
Read an excerpt from Holm's new book, Rich Enough: A laid-back guide for every Kiwi.
How to successfully make money from your hobbies
You could ask for a raise, or you could take the leap to start your own small business.
Insurer offers 28 weeks paid parental leave
Life insurer ramps up staff benefits as it takes over bank business.
Mary Holm: Smart way to cash in on housing market
Comment: Being a cash buyer at house auctions can be an advantage.
Why a Lotto win can ruin your finances
Financial windfalls can send you backwards, and particularly cause emotional distress
Tax evasion: Husband and wife restaurateurs sentenced
Business owner who evaded tax payments sent to jail.
Should you break your mortgage to get a record-low home-loan rate?
A mortgage-rate war has broken out among the major banks.
Mark Lister: Why Singles Day bonanza gives us hope
COMMENT: Let's hope the Chinese consumer is as strong as the Singles Day numbers suggest.
Scam victim: 'I felt like vomiting'
Consumers are being urged to "Stop and think" amid a rising tide of scams hitting NZ.
Business email compromise scams costing Kiwis $8000 a day
Business email compromise scams are hitting Kiwis in the pocket by $8000 a day.
Sugar drinks tax: Young generation sway in favour
80% New Zealanders aged between 18 and 30 are in favour of a sugar tax.
Mary Holm: Overwhelmed by finances after breakup
Comment: Support is out there to help navigate your household accounts alone.
Can buying with a friend get you a house?
Pooling resources with a friend is a smart way to buy a house, but can be complicated
Agent who bought house he was selling censured, fined
The agent failed to disclose his conflict of interest to the original vendor.
Revealed: How much your home value has risen
Latest QV data shows lackluster Auckland housing market.
How to use the skills you have to get paid more
Wage growth is low, so some employees are taking matters into their own hands.
Revealed: The e-scooter rules being flouted (Yes, you need a driver's licence)
Drinking and scooting might seem a great idea - until you drive into a Maserati.
Lease cancelled, locks changed at Waiwera Thermal Resort
Landowners have grown frustrated by default payments at the resort.
How KiwiSaver can help and hurt first-home buyers
The savings scheme can be a godsend, but there are also fish hooks.
Employers should have to pay KiwiSaver for over 65s - academic
Employers should have to continue paying KiwiSaver for over 65s, academic says.
ASB's KiwiSaver customers hit by online outage
KiwiSaver customers of a major bank have been hit by an online outage.
'NZ second riskiest country for insurance': research
NZ has been ranked the second riskiest country in a global insurance report.
The Ex-Files: When should you get a prenup?
COMMENT: How to protect your assets in the event of a break-up.
Diana Clement: Countering the dark arts of marketing and advertising
COMMENT: Ask questions of yourself when contemplating making a purchase.
Canny view: Putting 'family' into financial planning
COMMENT: Communication is the key to success, writes Glen Trillo.
Financial juggles after marriage break-up
Comment: Investigate options to help with buying a new home.