
Could deposit insurance make finance companies more attractive?
Non-bank deposit takers might have more to gain from new insurance scheme than banks.
Non-bank deposit takers might have more to gain from new insurance scheme than banks.
New report reveals Kiwis' emotions relating to their financial situation.
OPINION: But make sure you have emergency savings first.
Indebted businesses struggling more than those with mortgages.
OPINION: Avoiding dining out or ditching single-use shopping items are just the start ...
Financial helpline says more people calling about KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals.
Some mortgage rates creep close to 8 per cent, while deposit rates hit 6 per cent.
OPINION: Spend as much as you can comfortably afford, while also saving.
OPINION: And help! I put $300k in my KiwiSaver account and promptly lost $10,000.
Mortgage rates north of 6 per cent are yet to be felt by around half of ASB customers.
OPINION: They have it in Australia and the UK but why not here?
Entrepreneur offers 'bank alternative' with latest venture Aera.
Financial adviser Lisa Dudson talks tackling debt and getting ahead.
Recent storm events have shown how inaccurate flood modelling is.
2022 predicted to be the first negative savings year for Kiwis since 2015.
She hopes helping children be better with money will help them as adults.
Some mortgage rates are now over 7 per cent.
This may not be the perfect time for home ownership — but it's the right time.
Duncan Bridgeman talks to Fisher Funds' Ashley Gardyne about investing.
ASB CEO urges people to keep up their savings habit.
Deposit rates have risen but not as far as mortgage rates.
An increasing number of Kiwis are tapping into their retirement savings.
Many people are struggling to put money away.
It's 20 years since the fund was set up but is it still on track to part-pay for NZ Super?
While bank profits bounced back from the Covid drops, depositors face a different scenario
Opinion: Learning about money is the first essential step in making it work for you.
Savers have to lock their money in for a long time to get the higher rate.
Claim numbers rose over 2020. What will the latest lockdown mean?
Harvard Business Review: How to do your best to avoid getting caught up in consumerism.