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There are ways to fight back against fraudulent acts committed in your name.
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Expert shares advice on why you should resist borrowing more this holiday season.
'Significant upside': Forsyth Barr buys Hobson Wealth
A $30 billion firm bolts on more financial advisers.
Era of low interest rates over, says private equity investor
Half of fixed mortgages being repriced and corporate loans still to be adjusted.
Cooking the Books: Why KiwiSaver needs to change
It isn't working as hard for New Zealanders as it could be.
Sasha Borissenko: Who needs an economy if we burn to the ground?
OPINION: How we're failing to fire up action on climate change.
Ex-Files: 'I've been left off the will'
OPINION: What happens to assets held in a trust when someone dies.
Mark Lister: Average sharemarket returns are great, but returns are rarely average
OPINION: Why long-term share investors need to be prepared for a rollercoaster ride.
19,000 payments overdue: Mortgage arrears spike as interest rate pain drags on
'This activity could continue well into 2024,' says Centrix managing director.
Stock Takes: How much did telephone directory Yellow sell for?
And the Kiwi at the centre of a major Australian takeover stoush.
Mary Holm: Flick the rental and have a little fun
OPINION: No clear winner between investment property and a share fund.
Time is ripe for more government asset sales
OPINION: Many of us have an irrational fear of asset sales.
Sharesies lookalike for gold investors launched
Two entrepreneurs are giving small-time investors access to the gold market.
Why mortgage rates could soon be heading down
But it's likely borrowers will have to wait until next year to see some relief.
Can alternative investments help you ride out volatile sharemarkets?
OPINION: It can be tough to see investors get the jitters and bail out.
Nasty loan surprise: Ombudsman's warning over Xmas ‘payment holidays’
A motorist's nasty loan surprise could be a lesson to others.
Cooking the Books: Why ignoring your KiwiSaver could cost you $88,000
Sticking with a provider that isn’t doing so well could cost you big time.
Not a Rocket Lab - what new fund wants to see in start-ups
The new venture is looking for early-stage firms who show promise in creating a brand.
Gaming the system? Teens among highest earning beneficiaries of trusts - IRD
Data confirms trustees tend to use their children to minimise their tax bills.
Are trustees using charities to avoid paying tax?
An accountant is cautioning against jumping the gun, saying IRD needs more data.
Is the $2m foreign buyer tax a gremlin in coalition talks?
You, and hopeful foreign buyers, might be surprised what $2m gets you.
Second biggest KiwiSaver firm nabs ex-TVNZ boss
The new CEO of Fisher Funds was a Minister in John Key's Government.
Stock Takes: Private equity buys into the vet business, MediaWorks gets advice from Goldman Sachs
And Mainfreight says its New Zealand business is holding up.
Cooking the Books podcast: How to budget without restriction
Nobody likes a budget, but there are ways to make them easier.
'I’m probably the most hated person in finance' - Sam Stubbs on money
The controversial founder of KiwiSaver fund talks about life, money and big plans.
Mary Holm: Best investments for old age & what to know about residential-care rules
Exercise can pay dividends too.
Real estate, rugby and leadership: Peter Thompson looks ahead with Bruce Cotterill
The Barfoot and Thompson boss talks property prices on the Leaders Getting Coffee podcast.
The KiwiSaver slide: Why have funds slipped $1.2 billion?
KiwiSaver balances don't look so fantastic right now.
Jarden Wealth Weekly: Why social investment matters
Jarden: What does it really mean to "invest" in a charity?
Making money as interest rates soar - what's the best option?
The favoured investments have all changed.
You've divorced and now you can't pay the mortgage. What happens next?
OPINION: Mortgagee sales are on the rise - and pile on added stress after a separation.
Through the mill: $11m 'fire sale' for closed Tasman paper plant
About 160 workers were made redundant when the mill closed in 2021.