More women are working at ages when their mothers and grandmothers were long retired.

As all the jobs and big-smoke buzz centres on Auckland, the regions are trying to find a way to carry on, writes Russell Blackstock.

Sociologist Paul Spoonley argues in it that some regions of declining population and business should accept fate and adopt strategies of "smart decline".

Revealed: Ryman's Devonport retirement village plans

Retirement village operator Metlifecare's latest big operation has opened on Auckland's North Shore.

Most young people expect New Zealand Superannuation will be means-tested and the age of entitlement lifted by the time they retire.

Financial adviser Hannah McQueen answered your money questions in a live chat.

New research shows many Kiwis don't know how much they are paying for KiwiSaver or what returns they are getting.

More than half of over 50 year olds expect their standard of living to drop when they hit retirement, a survey has revealed.

You've settled down and had a family. You deserve that new couch and the Fiji holiday right? Nope - not if you have to borrow money to get them.

Getting into debt early and spending more than you earn can set you up for a life time of poor financial decisions.

New research has revealed Kiwis are underestimating how much it will cost to fill their supermarket trolleys in retirement.

Run by the Commission for Financial Capability - the government's money education arm - this year's money week is designed to get people thinking about planning for their financial future. NZHerald talked to four Aucklanders about whether they have a money plan and how worried they are about money.

The Bank of England's chief economist has claimed property is a better option for funding retirement than a UK pension.

NZ's biggest listed retirement village operator Ryman, has set up its own precast concrete factory, as delays hit one of its big building project.

A caregiver charged with assaulting an elderly man in a Hamilton rest home has appeared in court this morning.

The business of getting old is proving highly profitable for Metlifecare.

Two major KiwiSaver providers are reviewing or planning to divest controversial holdings in clusterbomb manufacturers.

The Herald series Dirty Secrets of KiwiSaver analysed more than 100,000 individual assets held in nearly 500 individual KiwiSaver

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

Legal experts say the KiwiSaver providers are breaking the law by investing in companies that manufacture cluster bombs.

The average annual fee paid by KiwiSaver members has barely moved in the past two years but there is a stark difference between the

If you don't plan carefully, you might have to go back to work when you least want to.

More than 50 countries face the risk of a pension crisis as the number of people over the age of 65 exceeds the young.

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

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

These experts say men should contribute to their partner's KiwiSaver account when women take time out of paid work.

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

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