Even the FBI has warned of the dangers of investing in binary options.

COMMENT: Need to make some changes to where you money is? No time like the present.

There are money mistakes we make at certain points in our life, here's how to avoid them.

It's the do-it-yourself job that actually pays: sorting your tax refund.

Chris Liddell, a Kiwi picked to work for President Trump, makes the White House rich list.

COMMENT: You can in fact buy cars while pushing your net worth higher.

COMMENT: Individual shareholders have drawn the short straw in NZ, writes Brian Gaynor.

Gen X and Gen Y are finding innovative ways to invest and are reaping the returns.

COMMENT: With the new NZ Super amounts set to change, it puts things in perspective.

AMP and Westpac confirmed they will pull out of tobacco this year.

Investment avoided include: coal, uranium mining, aquaculture, tobacco, alcohol, arms.

COMMENT: Most money fights are not about money at all, Tom Hartmann writes.

One third of start-up companies in New Zealand were female-led or had a major female component.

COMMENT: Can you learn debt lessons by playing at loan shark?

A Nelson businessman has been banned from managing a company for a record 10 years.

COMMENT: Beyond teaching children with pocket money, there are a handful of reasons we end up handing cash over to the kids.

A woman's micro business she started with just $5000 is now turning over more than $3 million a year.

A watershed meeting of creditors next week for Pumpkin Patch is likely to see duelling liquidators as insolvency firms jostle for

The FMA has today released a series of pointers on how consumers should deal with the investment sector.

COMMENT: A flawed forecast can be the difference between hitting your nest-egg goal and still needing to work at 70.

If you live in a capital city, you can be excused for thinking real estate prices have jumped the shark.

COMMENT: Over nearly two decades of investing, I've noticed a strong link between founder-led companies and top performance.

Investors will shift their attention to the US heartland on Saturday when billionaire Warren Buffett releases his annual letter to shareholders.

The taboo thing has got to go, so we can get talking and help each other make savvy decisions.

If you have a burning question about KiwiSaver but don't want to trawl the internet, a babybot might be able to help.

I let my kid front-flip off the roof yesterday. It was a calculated risk. (I'm hoping his mother doesn't read this.)

Against the odds, a Kiwi and her partner transformed from broke credit card junkies to $1 million property owners. Here's how they did it.

COMMENT: This is an ideal moment to get your money humming for the year.

COMMENT: Consider how lethal it might be to your portfolio to let your view on politics influence your expectations.

Presidential attention didn't just change the rules for financial advisers. It helped change how investors shop for financial help.