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Mary Holm: Making money on the sharemarket - the one 'free lunch' tactic
Diversifying your share holdings means less volatility — without cutting average return.
Working from home: Who pays when the banks shut up shop?
Banks are closing branches but where will workers work and who will pay?
Former high-cost lender hit with ComCom warning
Superloans is likely to have failed to comply with the lender responsibility principles.
'Time travel' to have a money chat with your partner
There are ways to start the conversation that take the pressure off.
Why Kiwis don't get financial advice
Two major myths are holding Kiwis back from getting advice.
Podcast: How to start the money conversation with your partner
It can be a fraught area, but there are ways to reduce the tension.
Diana Clement: We wish you a commercially savvy Christmas and a frugal New Year
The festive season needn't hit you hard in the pocket.
Mary Holm: Share markets choc-full of temptation
Resist the urge to pick the sweetest deals — even the full-time investors can't do it.
Shortchanged: IRD delays transfers to 270,000 KiwiSavers
The tax department has apologised for the unacceptable delays in some KiwiSaver transfers.
Frances Cook: Trusting your partner is not the same as being financially blind
It can seriously hurt your relationship.
Frances Cook: You don't need a credit card to have a good credit score
It's time to bust some credit score myths.
Focus: Robertson announces plans to address soaring house prices
Finance Minister Grant Robertson announces how the Government is looking to make housing more affordable. Video / Mark Mitchell
Diana Clement: KiwiSaver not the way to ease financial pain
Hardship should be the final step after you've explored all other sources of funding.
Halifax hell: Two years on and investors still waiting for payout
Administrators were appointed to Halifax Investment Services on November 23, 2018.
Broken promise: BNZ to close 38 branches
BNZ says growing demand for its digital services means it will close branches.
Harmoney listing paves way for Oz expansion
Harmoney chief executive David Stevens says the listing will be a major milestone.
Another new KiwiSaver scheme launches
Smartshares is the licensed manager and issuer of the scheme.
Diana Clement: Why do some siblings have completely different financial habits?
OPINION: What makes someone good with money or not?
Which Kiwi bank boss earned the most?
All the bank bosses took a pay cut but one still earned a lot more than the others.
Second bank to increase investor deposit to 30pc
The housing market has been booming in recent months.
Cooking the Books podcast: Welcome to splitting season, Covid-19 style
Like everything else, Covid-19 has made breaking up harder to do.
NZ computer firm folds, directors blame negative cryptocurrency publicity
The company was founded by a group of tech entrepreneurs from NZ, Israel and the US.
High earners warned over tax avoidance ahead of changes
Some high earners may look to restructure finances to avoid new tax bracket - but be wary.
Grant Robertson on the state of the economy
Finance Minister Grant Robertson reveals to Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking that he believes the economy is faring ‘better than expected’ amid the Covid-19 fallout. Audio / Newstalk ZB
Mortgage wars: NZ's lowest-ever floating rate unveiled
A smaller NZ bank is undercutting the bigger players.
Diana Clement: Protecting pets in a pandemic
Insurance at around $10 a month for a cat and $20 for a dog.
Housing boom: Renters will feel the pain too, BNZ boss warns
BNZ chief executive Angela Mentis says she remains optimistic.
Cooking the Books: The timeline of what to do with your money, when
There's a certain order to managing your money, that makes life easier.