New Zealanders who worked in Australia and made compulsory superannuation payments will be able to get their hands on their nest eggs at last.

Cook Islanders are legitimate New Zealand citizens, so why can't retirees draw their pensions there, asks Peter Calder.

London's Stansted airport is in an "interesting" market - but Kiwi firm Morrison & Co says it's too soon to say whether it'll bid for the business.

Kiwis who have worked in Australia will soon be able to bring home billions locked up in superannuation accounts.

In 10 years as Retirement Commissioner, Diana Crossan hasn't been backward about saying what she thinks. Not that the politicians have always listened. Chris Barton reports.

New Zealanders and their fund managers can't seem to stomach investing in big, hairy, risky long-term privately funded infrastructure projects.

Business leaders have delivered a blunt message to John Key: Raise the superannuation age. Eighty-eight percent in a Herald survey say retirement funding should be raised to 67, as the debate rages over the country's future.

When I turn 80 and before I need pre-packaged, means-tested care from one of NZ's friendly retirement corporations, I plan to live like a king.