
Where to put your money amid the coronavirus chaos
Share markets are falling and deposit rates at the bank are under pressure.
Share markets are falling and deposit rates at the bank are under pressure.
Redundancy insurance isn't common in New Zealand but there are ways to cover yourself.
Comment: These stocks no longer represent guaranteed long-term growth anyway.
About 690,000 people have default KiwiSaver funds that will not invest in fossil fuels.
Buying on Uber Eats three times a day is going to be expensive.
The inside view on the markets.
71-year-old retirees are well-placed to relax and enjoy pleasures like travel.
Coronavirus and Tiwai Point the big issues as reporting season hits.
A man lost a third of his investment to tax even though he made no gain on it.
Andrei Jikh began his career as a card magician.
Hopefully the 2020s is the decade New Zealand women finally achieve financial equality.
COMMENT: With a menagerie of investment options, who wants to back the lowliest?
Kiwis are saving but are not getting much bang for their buck.
Business women discuss investment barriers and teaching girls to think independently.
Women and Money: Here's how to make sure you don't take your eye off the coin.
Financial gender inequity is explored in our Women and Money series, starting today.
A young family with a home can afford to delay serious saving.
If won by a single player, tomorrow's prize would be the third-largest in Lotto history.
ANZ earned more than $40 million in fees from Bonus Bonds in the last financial year.
Falling deposit rates are forcing more savers to look for alternatives.
COMMENT: Early withdrawal should be a last resort.
Making default funds better is a key priority
As the latest company reporting season reaches the finish post, we check the numbers.
Putting 18 per cent of your pay into KiwiSaver is a big commitment — with a big payoff.
COMMENT: Novice share investors need to be very cautious.