Are you the perfect home loan borrower?
Home loan rates are pretty low at the moment but could you be getting an even better deal by being the ideal borrower?
Home loan rates are pretty low at the moment but could you be getting an even better deal by being the ideal borrower?
Previous homeowners are able to get back into the housing market using KiwiSaver if they're in the same financial position as a first-home buyer.
When it comes to cracking down on people not paying what they should, beneficiaries are much easier to go after, writes Paul Little.
Let's get you back on the KiwiSaver ladder, step by step, writes Mary Holm.
Brent Sheather talks about the Financial Markets Conduct Act.
Kiwis who make a profit after selling gold or silver bullion should pay tax on it according to the Inland Revenue Department.
A tax consultant is urging people in KiwiSaver to make sure their contribution and their employer's have made it to their KiwiSaver account.
Having a manageable student loan is the first step to future happiness, writes Diana Clement.
A new licensing regime is designed to give money saved in pool investment schemes, like KiwiSaver, greater protection.
Kiwi teens lack budgeting and financial skills. Can you do better?
It's all too easy to pull out the plastic and pay by credit card these days. But are there some things you should never pay for on credit?
There is an old saying, popular with economists, that if you torture data sufficiently it will confess to anything, writes Brent Sheather.
For many people having their KiwiSaver account with the same business that has their mortgage, savings and credit cards seems like an easy solution.
The system for getting good money advice doesn't work for everyday folks, writes Tom Hartmann.
Peer-to-peer lending is relatively new but there are now companies licensed to operate online platforms, matching up borrowers with lenders.
Personal Finance editor Tamsyn Parker on what not to do when you see your KiwiSaver balance shrinking.
Bank to compensate more than 100,000 customers who were overcharged when withdrawing cash from ATMs in Australia.
What do you ask the genie when planning to cash out in 20 years?
Younger KiwiSavers can join a scheme at any time, but will need parents' permission.
Travel can be surprisingly cheap but don't skimp on medical cover, writes Diana Clement.
Bond markets are spooked, credit risk is on the rise and banks stocks are being sold, writes Liam Dann.
People celebrating the Chinese New Year this week may have received tiny red envelopes with cash to bring in the new lunar year with good fortune.