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Bank failure compensation scheme begins - what you need to know
Explainer - New Zealand's depositor compensation scheme takes effect from Tuesday. Here's what you need to know.
Investor takes on salespeople over 'cashflow positive' advertising
A high-profile property investor says he's found instances where claims were made that did not stack up.
KiwiSaver members' last chance to get $521 government contribution
This year's Budget meant the government will halve its maximum annual contribution to $260.72 for the next KiwiSaver year, which starts after Monday.
You can DIY your KiwiSaver, but should you?
Investors now want more connection and control over their funds.
Will I have to pay for my wife's care? Ask Susan
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.
One job, 1000 applicants: Jobseekers' battle not improving
One woman told RNZ she is at breaking point after applying for jobs for over a year. Audio
IRD asks about capital gains tax, higher GST
Government spending will exceed revenue by 2061 prompting the IRD to look at the tax system.
What's going on with home loan applications?
Mortgage brokers say banks are struggling to keep up with the more active property market.
Warning insurance 'white lies' can have big repercussions
A couple who tried to get two different instances of car damage fixed in one insurance claim had their claim declined and insurance cancelled.
Are coffee prices heading down? Don't hold your breath
Global coffee prices might have fallen but there's a warning that it might not mean you pay any less in your local cafe.
How bad your credit score can get before it's a problem
There are three different credit bureaux in New Zealand and for all of them, the lower your score, the poorer your credit rating.
Should people over 65 earning $200,000 be able to claim NZ Super?
More than 9000 people aged over 65 earn more than $200,000 a year, according to 2023 Census data. Audio
Why haven't KiwiSaver warnings proved true?
When the United States attacked Iran's nuclear sites at the weekend, it prompted predictions oil prices could soar and financial markets could be shaken.
What happens if your travel plans are disrupted by airspace closures?
"War and closure of air space is certainly an 'extraordinary' circumstance."
Opposition mounts to new tax on not-for-profit sector
Federated Farmers says it is not a routine tax consultation, it is a "significant new interpretation that overturns 20 years of settled practice".
Another major bank lowers house price expectations
BNZ has lowered its property price expectations for the next calendar year.
Have we escaped petrol 'double whammy'?
There had been warnings that any disruption to international oil supplies as a result of tensions in the Middle East could push prices up at the pump.
Was this last major bank interest rate cut for a while?
Experts are split on whether banks will cut interests rates again over concerns for escalating global risks.
What US attacks on Iran mean for KiwiSaver, petrol prices
The US involvement in the conflict between Israel and Iran means global economic uncertainty is even higher than before, say economists. Audio
Are you paying too much for parking?
A researcher has found what New Zealanders pay for parking can vary dramatically, even within cities.
What's going on with Briscoes shares?
The price lifted from less than $5 at the start of the month to $6.19 this week.