The founder of Trade Me will leave the board to focus on early-stage businesses and his personal charitable trust.

COMMENT:Ten reasons why building a buffer has its benefits.

COMMENT: Making great memories might be well worth the money.

COMMENT: If KiwiSaver downed an energy drink, here's how much higher it could jump: $462,000.

COMMENT: Jumps in life expectancy make planning for our futures a moveable feast.

COMMENT: KiwiSaver fund riskier than term deposit but there are pluses.

The dumping of a Rakon director is a rare example of NZ investors taking charge - is this the start of a revolution?

At auction houses in London and New York, sellers are preparing to bail on their investments after the emerging-art bubble burst.

COMMENT: Here's why who you're with influences how much you get ahead.

A Melbourne university student is celebrating after 145 people chipped in to help cover her school fees.

COMMENT: Don't let this week go by without hanging some targets for the short and long terms.

Twelve books that provide durable insights into the thrills and pitfalls of the financial markets.

COMMENT: Next week sees the return of Money Week, which runs 5-11 September. How well can you see your future?

COMMENT: Take risks, try to get on the property ladder - and mind your health.

Can you earn good returns without investing in dirty industries? Matt Nippert and Caleb Tutty report.

COMMENT: When getting advice on money matters, it's often clarity of being able to see our future that brings peace of mind.

COMMENT: Peer-to-peer platforms offer high returns, but they're not risk-free.

Today's revelations millions of Kiwis have unwittingly invested in tobacco and controversial weapons companies through KiwiSaver has seen ANZ announce a review.

COMMENT: I still keep hearing about people who have been put off shares for life. It's a pity.

Property sales are down across New Zealand, with Auckland house prices barely lifting in July.

COMMENT: For anyone who finds themselves in pickle, here's a story of sheer determination.

Helicopter rides and late night trips to hotels are par for the course for bankers to New Zealand's wealthiest.

Iwi Investor, the only iwi-managed KiwiSaver scheme, is being wound up after it failed to gain enough members to make it viable.

The number of people who believe their own home is their best investment has jumped up in the last six months and is now the most popular choice.

COMMENT: It's easy to get lost in those percentages. What dollar amounts do they translate into?

COMMENT: Putting in a loan application is like submitting your CV for a job - you want your best foot forward.

COMMENT: You? Me? The government? Have your say.

COMMENT: Investing in instalments can have advantages over making a one-off deposit.

Spoofing consists of placing orders without intending to execute them to trick the market into thinking there's interest.

Older boomers have experienced what is arguably the best-case scenario.