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If the length of time apart was less than three months it can be excluded.
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Shareholders avoided as much as $400m in tax by getting $9.4 billion in dividends in 2021.
Diana Clement: Don't leave it too late to talk to elderly relatives about end-of-life finances
OPINION: Ensure their wishes are followed before and after death.
Landlords aren't selling: Rentals hit all-time high
"An encouraging sign of more supply in the rental market" - Poto Williams.
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Landlords getting low returns when rent rises compared with house price rises.
Mary Holm: Where to turn for a loan when the bank says no
Solid balance sheet not enough to qualify for a short-term loan.
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Rent for one-bedroom places rising the fastest.
New Zealand ranked top country for financial freedom
Economic, financial, lifestyle, mobility and safety measures put us near the top.
Civic leaders question North Shore seawall proposal
Concerns raised about the 3m by 38m seawall proposal beneath cliffs at Belmont
KiwiSaver members urged to stay calm as markets drop
The NZ share market has fallen about 11 per cent in the last year.
Mary Holm: Should this teenager get a credit card?
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$18.7m cigarette smuggling case: Businesswoman jailed, millions in assets forfeited
More than 19 million smokes were unlawfully shipped from China over four years.
'Bank of mum and dad' caught by tax trap: National MP decries brightline catch
'It has hit many Kiwis who aren't speculators' - MP Andrew Bayly.
Jarden Brief: The companies watching credit law changes closely
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
'Immediate effect': House prices, volumes fall in response to law change
First home buyer activity has been hit particularly hard.
Mary Holm: Mum's legacy that wasn't - a tough investment lesson from 1980
OPINION: A well-intentioned parent's 42-year investment strategy doesn't pay off.
The Kiwi who gave up her corporate job for cryptocurrency
The founder of Easy Crypto talks about its fast growth.
Chinese billionaire to give away fortune
He's one of the richest people on earth but Changpeng Zhao plans to give his fortune away.
Opinion: The buy-now, pay-later credit myth
Regulating the buy-now, pay-later sector is going to be difficult.
Summer questions: John Dakin on infrastructure, Covid and the Olympics
"Our infrastructure is poor. We have under-invested for decades."
Diana Clement: Warning - inflation is coming to steal your money
OPINION: The price of many goods and services you buy are going to rise.
Go ahead, don't be afraid to spend the kids' inheritance
Many people deprive themselves during retirement so they can leave money to children.
Kiwi property lawyer stuck in UK would pay to return
The MIQ lottery has seen Jacynta Walsh's hopes dashed.
How three simple decisions could give your KiwiSaver a big boost
Making different choices can maximise your retirement nest egg.
Diana Clement: Tips from finance experts to help you take a leap forward
Financial tips for the new year.
2021's top 15 property deals
Office towers, a hotel, vineyard, mall, industrial estates, lifestyle centre - all sold
'Horrendous compliance': Experts slam new IRD rules for bach owners
If the rules stand, they could create "horrendous" compliance requirements, says expert.
Summer questions: Credit chief Keith McLaughlin on planning for uncertainty
McLaughlin hopes high levels of vaccination means NZ can avoid another lockdown.
Summer questions: Returning to the office crucial - Commercial Bay owner
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Weather-related insurance claims hit record $300 million
Claims have exceeded the previous record set in 2020.
Investor warns of share buying risk amid US-China tensions
Jono Griffiths said Sharesies should warn people that Chinese stocks come with some risks.