Diana Clement: Make the most of your pay rise
COMMENT: It's timely none-the-less to give some thought to what to do with the extra cash.
COMMENT: It's timely none-the-less to give some thought to what to do with the extra cash.
Business leaders weigh in on the increase of the minimum wage today.
COMMENT: Many retired people are getting out of Auckland and really enjoying it.
Political bluster has stepped up a notch lately, and could hit you in the back pocket.
Young Kiwis are heavily reliant on their parents for money know-how.
Insurer made headlines in 2014 after offering advisers trip to LA and the Playboy Mansion.
The findings could have implications here where the four major banks are Australian owned.
Rent money might be dead money, but so is paying interest. So what's the better option?
COMMENT: First-time credit card users often buy more than they can afford.
FMA report reveals a lack of awareness of conflicts of interest in a sample of advisers.
Helping the kids with a deposit has the potential to open up a can of worms.
The stormy start to the year is likely to cost insurers more than $80 million.
It is tough for first-home buyers wanting to get a mortgage on a prefabricated home.
A financial adviser offers a few tips for avoiding the most common pitfalls.
Southern Cross wants to move from being just a health insurer into providing wellness data
COMMENT: Loans are so easy to get - and then it all collapses.
COMMENT: Whatever many people may believe, NZ bank deposits are not guaranteed.
ASB's parent company Commonwealth Bank has admitted miss-selling credit card insurance.
First home buyers are opting for investment property to get their foot on the ladder.
Being on a budget doesn't mean you have to give up your social life.
A mortgage broker estimates that parents loan their kids $50k to $80k on average.
The Reserve Bank has defended its decision to keep its CBL investigations confidential.
COMMENT: Buying because it's a bargain is one of the many ways we delude ourselves.
Thousands of Australian home buyers have been left at risk with CBL Insurance liquidation.
Banning foreign buyers is a popular move, but will it actually help you buy a house?
More than 9000 current and former MBIE workers may be affected by Holiday Act breaches.
Figures show Kiwi women are falling behind when it comes to their retirement savings.
Thousands of workers may still be out of pocket for holiday pay.
After the GFC, millennials have become hesitant to go into debt.