Susan Edmunds

Almost one third of the lowest-earning households in the country spent more than 40 percent of their income on housing costs.

Mortgage advisers share the tips they will be giving clients on refixing their home loans.

One property economist is warning that the extent of future retail rate cuts could be limited, despite this.

Owners renting out part of their homes thinking they are not covered by tenancy rules are falling foul of the law.

Fewer than 4000 homes sold across the country in January, but the Real Estate Institute says it was just a normal holiday slowdown and things are likely to pick up this month.

Call to donate 1 percent of NZ's $20b pension superannuation bill.

BNZ and TSB both made changes to interest rates on Tuesday.

Bigger margins could dent the impact of falling oil prices on Kiwi motorists.

When confronted, the tenant pulled a slug gun on a neighbour, the Tenancy Tribunal was told.

Property investors chasing higher yields, less risk in short-term market.

These are the funds with the most invested in 'worst' companies.

Auckland councillor Josephine Bartley is one of more than 100 people who have moved into homes of their own due to a Tamaki Regeneration Company shared ownership scheme.

Pensioners who have moved from the United States say they are getting a raw deal when it comes to NZ Superannuation.

RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.

Aggressive funds can be more volatile, but should deliver more returns over time.

It's a struggle to sell homes off the plans, so developers are sweeting the deal.

Kiwis lost $194.2 million in romance scams over the past year.

The government and the Reserve Bank came to a major realisation too late, experts say.

The Official Cash Rate is being reviewed again next week - so will mortgage rates keep falling?

People who bought a house at the peak of the market and now need to sell it are still generally doing so at a loss, new data suggests.

About 30,000 more people are unemployed than a year ago, and some forecasters say another 10,000 or 15,000 could be out of work before the cycle turns.

It might be a tough time to be a jobseeker for many New Zealanders - but there are still bright spots in some sectors.

Proposed changes should lead to New Zealanders with solar power systems on their houses get more of a return for any power they put back into the system.

The Privacy Commissioner's office has updated guidelines for the rental market.

A rush of rate movements is predicted, as the official cash rate announcement looms.