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Mary Holm: KiwiSaver - Why it's fees that really matter
A fund can stand out for a while, but over the long term it's much harder.
Pattrick Smellie: Education industry catches coronavirus
Universities desperate to find a way to get students to NZ as travel ban hits.
Revealed: Migrants now make up 6% of NZ's workforce: Here's the impact
Brian Fallow: Visa-holders may be getting a raw deal — and so can NZ economy.
Matthew Hooton: NZ First, Greens despise each other - why that's OK for Ardern
NZ First and the Greens despise each other — and that's just fine with Labour.
Paul Glass: Winston Peters' obstinacy egg on NZ's face
Deputy PM should step aside until public has answers from inquiry.
Electric cars: Buyer intentions vs reality
The best-selling EVs and what it will take for low-emission vehicles to go mainstream.
Comment: How to manage KiwiSaver when the world hits a crisis
The destination doesn't change when headlines get scary.
Airbnb: finally, a tech listing that may not flop
Financial Times: Airbnb likely to prove a blockbuster this year because it makes money.
Gavin Evans: No clean hands in Martin Matthews saga
Clarity and remorse missing when former Auditor-General petitioned for compensation.
Fran O'Sullivan: Coronavirus curveball - PM's handling of 'tricky beast' with China
Government is handling coronavirus curveball with a level head.
Juha Saarinen: Let's fix NZ's cyber security reporting
Better reporting might just goad NZ watchdog to step up its work.
There will be blood if the interregnum at HSBC drags on
Financial Times: There are few wobblier positions than that of interim chief executive.
Brian Fallow: Building more houses - it's one step forward ...
Law could ease housing crisis, but Productivity Commission has few ideas for change.
Diana Clement: Are your savings sinking?
The causes of the fall in interest rates are complex.
NZ's population prediction was out by 30 years - the price we're paying
COMMENT: The brain drain tap has been turned down.
Liam Dann: Govt should ignore calls for panic spending
Calls for Grant Robertson to launch emergency economic stimulus are unrealistic.
Duncan Bridgeman: Staffing a big issue for executives
New temporary work-visa settings should be welcome relief.
Fran O'Sullivan: Banks' shrill response decried by CEOs
Scare tactics get short shrift Banks' "shrill response" decried.
Liam Dann: Support for Adrian Orr in banking battle
Adrian Orr seems to have solid support for his battle with the Aussie banks.
Jacinda Ardern: My hope - a rising tide that will lift all boats
COMMENT: We need to encourage enterprise and creativity.
John Roughan: Reserve Bank plays it wrong under new set-up
COMMENT: Committees so often make inconsistent, confusing and downright wrong decisions.
James Packer's now ready to hand over the Crown
COMMENT: James Packer's retreat from Australia will be complete if he can sell casino.
Diana Clement: The best ways to borrow money
COMMENT: It's a good idea to consult with others when taking out a loan.
The hidden fees on concert tickets, parking machines and credit cards that hit your pocket
COMMENT: Five bucks here and there adds up to way more than most people realise.
Brian Gaynor: Should Fonterra list before it's too late?
COMMENT: Westland's pending sale to foreign buyer should be warning to industry.
Cathy Quinn: How NZ is pouring cold water on Chinese investment
Is it in New Zealand's best interests?
Fran O'Sullivan: Ardern makes her China debut
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern makes the most of her top table invitation.
Tim McCready: 2019 — a year of challenges
Global uncertainty casts a shadow over Asian Financial Forum in Hong Kong.
China's "tough struggle" a challenge for NZ
Our ties to China still serving us well.
Diana Clement: Overcoming that voice in your head
COMMENT: When it comes to personal finances, Kiwis can tend to dwell on the negatives.
Liam Dann: Interest rate u-turn is middle-class welfare
COMMENT: Our Reserve Bank has followed US in a retreat from higher interest rates - again.
Brian Gaynor: Facebook needs to face up to hard questions
COMMENT: Will Facebook's culture encourage more govts to rein in social media platforms?