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Trump's tax cuts will have worldwide impact
COMMENT: Risk of capital loss to US may make other nations follow.
COMMENT: Risk of capital loss to US may make other nations follow.
If you have a burning question about KiwiSaver but don't want to trawl the internet, a babybot might be able to help.
When Caroline Africh moved home to Sydney four years ago after a stint in London, she couldn't find a job.
Nearly one in five Kiwis has hidden savings or debt from their other half and women are the bigger culprits.
I let my kid front-flip off the roof yesterday. It was a calculated risk. (I'm hoping his mother doesn't read this.)
Aucklanders are paying 16 per more on average for car insurance a year than what the average Kiwi pays.
As our population ages, retirement at 65 is becoming out of reach for most.
COMMENT: In considering retirement, most young Kiwis today seem to fit loosely into one of three categories.
COMMENT: The problem for many couples is money compatibility isn't always top of mind when Cupid's arrow strikes.
One in five Aucklanders plan to leave the city as they head into retirement.
Don't expect interest rates to stay still despite the Reserve Bank's decision to keep the official cash rate on hold.
Feeling bored or stagnant in your current role? Thinking about searching for a new job, but not sure a job change is right for you?
Some moments are better than others for asking for a pay rise, top chief financial officers say.
The first Monday of February is the UK's "National Sickie Day". Here are some of the worst excuses for a day off.
All over Australia, people are setting up home offices or renting space in shared offices and going to work for themselves, Christopher Niesche writes.
The insurance council has blamed rising regulation and increased costs driven by the Canterbury earthquakes for a 60 per cent jump in insurance.
An unemployed man who went to bed with 90p in his bank account claims he woke up the next morning to discover he was £1.2 million (NZ$2.1m) overdrawn.
COMMENT: Many people seem to freeze like a possum in the headlights at the idea of reading their insurance policy.
Kids shocked during financial workshop when they calculate everything they spent in a year and it adds up to thousands of dollars.
The tax department has shut down its online payment service, contact centre and front of house service, causing problems for people.
COMMENT: It is hard to believe that New Zealanders chose not to pick up as much as $300 million on offer from the Government.
The amount of money invested in KiwiSaver has topped $36 billion despite a turbulent end to the year for markets.
Home-buyers took a breather at the end of last year with new residential mortgage lending dipping down.
While the number of cheques being written is falling, an average of 6.5 per person were written over the year to October.
A survey has revealed what the nation worries about when it comes to money.
COMMENT: Who earns interest on bank holidays? And what's the best use of cash? Mary Holm answers your questions.
COMMENT: This is an ideal moment to get your money humming for the year.
Pressure on employers to boost workers' wages is not going to be enough to cover the rising cost of mortgage rates, warns an economist.
The word "holiday" gives the wrong impression that it's something good.
Kiwis are putting more on their credit card than ever before, raising concerns about how quickly that debt will be paid back.