David Clark: Govt will move quickly on credit law changes
The minister said he had already received feedback from the banks.
The minister said he had already received feedback from the banks.
And an increasing number of vehicle claims are waiting up to three months for parts.
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As inflation erodes investment returns the stupid money chase ever higher levels of risk.
Parents' insurance can cover offspring at university or flatting - but check your policy.
Maybe you can borrow for that rental property — but are you sure you won't get dunked?
More than $88 billion is now invested in KiwiSaver funds.
Bank boss urges businesses to prepare now ahead of Omicron surge.
When fuel costs spike, lower income families cut down on food, a budgeter says.
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The consumer finance law was tightened on December 1 but has it gone too far?
Lending rules which have caught out first home buyers are badly needed, they say.
A Sydney man's plan to retire has backfired after all his money was stolen by hackers.
Heartland has increased its establishment loan fees.
Kiwi Wealth has about $9 billion in assets under management.
Equities and bonds to suffer as steep rise in rates becomes lasting feature of economy.
Solid balance sheet not enough to qualify for a short-term loan.
Borrowers who have not missed payments for 20 years are being rejected for a loan.
ASB CEO urges people to keep up their savings habit.
The NZ share market has fallen about 11 per cent in the last year.
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Banks now require a detailed breakdown of spending habits.
He's one of the richest people on earth but Changpeng Zhao plans to give his fortune away.
Regulating the buy-now, pay-later sector is going to be difficult.