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Housing affordability remains better for renters
Housing affordability has remained virtually unchanged over the last three quarters.
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Half of students struggle to repay overdrafts
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House-building factory leases new premises
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Mary Holm: $900k in the bank but life is slipping me by
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Tax backflip see foreign trusts cry foul
Surprise policy change to tax foreign trust sees industry gear up for lobbying effort.
One money tip from ... Te Ururoa Flavell
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Reporting season will need to be a good one
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'Rising star' agent denies deceiving vendors
Agent loaned developer $130k without discussing how money would be repaid.
NZ's largest life insurer on the block
Commonwealth Bank of Australia may sell NZ life insurer Sovereign.
Agent accused of using developer as 'front'
Agent accused of deceiving vendors to sidestep his professional obligations.
Debt, what have you done for me lately?
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Tax crackdown on US tech giants
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Savings scheme rewards loyal staff
All staff at three Dunedin restaurants benefit from a "dollar-for-dollar" savings scheme.
How to survive a housing market crash
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Millionaire's party farm up for sale
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Doing right by disabled KiwiSaver
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Matt Nippert: Tax crackdown evolves
Governments ups annual target of new crackdown on multinational tax avoidance to $200m.