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Argosy Property profit down marginally
Leasing inquiry strong for big new industrial estates at Mt Wellington and Onehunga.
How NZ is falling behind in sustainable finance
The dollar value of sustainable bonds issued by companies has been static for three years.
Cooking the Books podcast: How to shield your investments from a chaotic year ahead
In uncertain times, your investing strategy might need to change.
It's time for NZ to seriously consider a wealth tax
Opinion: The wealthy continue to benefit at the expense of those who have less.
'I'll sell your home... from mine': New cloud-based real estate agency launches
"Most agents starting with us will be getting a pay rise" - Stephens
Diana Clement: Why a banana is a two-fingered salute to inflation
Opinion: The inflation crisis is a time to reassess your spending.
Mary Holm: With today's rules, why bother owning a rental?
An investor asks: With today's rules, why bother owning a rental?
No need to panic, KiwiSaver investors told after sea of red
More than $1.5 billion wiped from value of KiwiSaver market in just three months.
$300/week mortgage offer: Sales gimmick or great deal?
'What we're trying to do is to have some sort of a social element' - Sam Mishriki.
$1.54 billion wiped off value of KiwiSaver funds in March quarter
Falling share markets sent most KiwiSaver funds backwards.
Cooking the Books podcast: Could rising wages be a bad thing?
Despite rising wages, many people won't be feeling richer.
Diana Clement: Cashing out - the end of coins and notes is nigh
OPINION: Electronic wallets and digital currencies are taking over.
Mary Holm: The risks of being a renter landlord
Buy in one place, rent in another? Yes it can work out — maybe.
KiwiSaver: Second provider to invest in cryptocurrency
Members will have to opt-in to get exposure to the new funds.
Stock Takes: Graeme Hart's packaging boost, Xero's sell-off gone too far?
Could Xero shares bounce back to A$150 again? One analyst thinks so.
Fewer people borrowing, more missed debt payments
Mortgage applications are down 12 per cent compared to last year.
How to make your charitable donations go further
If you care enough to donate, you probably also want to ensure your dollars go further.
Warren Buffett: How I spent NZ$79 billion
91yo billionaire reassures investors company he built will endure long after he's gone.
Inflation hits rents: New figures show how tenants are affected
Where rents are rising the fastest.
Diana Clement: Scams are getting more advanced
Cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens will be targeted to a greater degree.
Mary Holm: Winning on the sharemarket - busting some investing myths
OPINION: Make sure kids get the right message about share investing.
Builder leaves unfinished $85m Onehunga apartment scheme
Builder leaves huge project: buyer needed to take over and finish 85 units.
Foley Wines granted consent to buy Central Otago vineyard
Business expanding via developments in Central Otago, Wairarapa.
Surging mortgage rates: Reserve Bank fears thousands of first-home buyers in trouble
Thousands of first home buyers could be in trouble as interest rates rise.
Diana Clement: Why you should pay off your student loan asap
OPINION: You may want to enjoy your wages for a while but it's a slippery slope to get on.
Mary Holm: Bonus Bonds $100 returned $10 in 36 years - would it have been better in a savings account?
What my $100 would have been worth if it had been in a savings account for the 36 years.
Goodbye Gewürztraminer, hello sav blanc
"Operating model used to run the vineyard was clearly not sustainable" - Steven Murray.
Mystery callers expose insurers' approach to mental health cover
Insurers viewed those with mental health issues as high risk claimants.
The plight of landlords: Fewer buying homes, borrowing from banks
Landlords lose tax breaks gradually, on a descending scale.
Manager fined for evicting pregnant tenant to pay court costs
"They are specialist landlords. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse" - judge
Rental property heist: Tenant loaded two trucks with furniture
"Workers ... instructed by the tenant to remove the house contents" - tribunal decision.
Diana Clement: Are you getting value from your subscriptions?
OPINION: If you are still paying for an unused service you are being bled dry.
Pair on a mission to put a writer back in the writer's house
"I'd say by 2024, there will be a writer living here" - Naomi McCleary.