Changing your economic reality starts with taking action.

The right attitude to money and finances goes a long way.

Who will apply for the KiwiSaver default status and who will be appointed?

Look after your nest egg.

Mortgages in the time of Covid.

Who will inherit your possessions?

Lockdown means the time is right for many people.

Discussing money with your partner can be tough - but things can get tougher if they die.

Money Week starts tomorrow.

Older people need looking out for.

COMMENT: SaaS companies like Xero are among the best stock market performers.

We're unlikely to see the economy bounce back until at least 2022

Low deposit rates are prompting savers to look elsewhere for better returns.

Why do so many NZ companies choose to list their shares on the Australian market?

When a good drop is good news.

Investor confident didn't fall despite coronavirus outbreak causing market volatility.

Heed the lessons for a better financial future.

If you have cash to spare, bumpy times can be a great training ground for investing.

Dividends are at risk of being canned or staying flat as companies weigh virus-effect.

If the pandemic has left you without a job, treat the search for work as a full-time gig.

We've all learnt lessons from this that we can apply in the future.

Covid-19 is affecting our financial situations in numerous ways.

Be kind to yourself and others in the lockdown. Here are ways to spend or give more.

Action is always better than inaction.

There is work out there in healthcare, cleaning, and food production and distribution.

Investors are preparing for companies to raise equity to shore up balance sheets.

The current environment makes the requirements of the deal difficult.

COMMENT: Keep on top of your bills and ask for help if necessary.