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Inside Money: BNZ poised to enter KiwiSaver game
The last of the big banks is about to enter the KiwiSaver game with BNZ in the final stages of preparing its scheme for market.
Kiwi households save money for the first time in 11 years
NZ households have recorded their first year of net savings since 2000.
Mary Holm Extra: Help with finding work
More responses from people with ideas for the couple in their 60s who were made redundant.
Inside Money: The answer is not 42
Coincidentally (or is it?), 42 has also been cited as the percentage of KiwiSaver returns that default providers skimmed off members. Shocking, but fictional.
Deborah Hill Cone: Getting older - get used to it
Ageing afflicts us all eventually, so maybe it's time to declare truce in the battle of the generations.
Metlifecare shares go at 7.1pc discount in capital raising
Metlifecare, the retirement village operator, sold shares to institutional and experienced investors at a 7.1 per cent discount as part of its capital raising.
Metlifecare unveils $45.5m capital raising
Metlifecare, the retirement home operator, is to seek up to $45.5 million in new capital, while 82 per cent-owner Retirement Village Group will sell down its stake.
Bernard Hickey: We care, why don't you?
Bernard Hickey looks to the future and reveals a letter to John Key from NZ's youth in 2026.
Plenty of support for compulsory KiwiSaver
Labour's policy of making KiwiSaver compulsory will be widely supported, polling suggests.
Inside Money: A leaky week in politics
Of the two leaked Labour policies, the alleged increase in the pension age to 67 is perhaps the most surprising but also the most defensible.
Super value: Giving KiwiSaver a push
Simon Collins reports on ways compulsory retirement saving could be made fairer.
Summerset share price set -$1.40 each
Summerset Group, the retirement village operator preparing a partial float, has set its listing price at $1.40 a share, the bottom end of the indicative range.