Money
Reserve Bank governor sends message markets gone too far
Reserve Bank governor Anna Breman issued a statement about current financial conditions which had gone "beyond" the RBNZ's recent projection for interest rates.
Inland Revenue applies to wind up more than 120 businesses
Inland Revenue made applications to wind up more than 120 businesses in November, as it draws to the end of a year in which it has come down hard on taxpayers shirking their obligations. Money… Audio
Rents taking 40 percent of average income
New data shows renters spent 40 percent of their income on rent in August at a national level, but there are regional differences. Audio
Data shows Kiwis spend 40% of income on rent
New data shows New Zealander renters are spending about 40 percent of their income on rent. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds reports. Audio
Reserve Bank governor says OCR unlikely to be cut for some time
Reserve Bank governor Anna Breman has taken the unusual step of indicating the OCR is unlikely to be cut for some time. Economist Cameron Bagrie spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Buying a Home With Friends
Owning a home has long been part of the Kiwi dream. But these days people are having to get a bit more creative to stake their claim on the property ladder. Katy Gosset meets two friends who've pooled… Audio
NZ's biggest bank lifts home loan rates
ANZ is lifting its 18-month and two-year fixed home loan rates by 20 basis points.
Would you pay an extra $1m for the right postcode?
New research shows the suburbs with the biggest median difference in house price from their neighbouring suburbs.
The hidden 'good value' suburbs across NZ revealed
New research from Corelogic has looked at which suburbs have the biggest price difference from their neighbours. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Should you sell your US shares?
Some warn that an AI fall could bring a share-price collapse to tech stocks.
If I die without kids, does the government get my KiwiSaver? - Ask Susan
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.
Outrage over Football World Cup ticket prices
United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about NATO's Chief issuing a stark warning for the west, as well as outrage over how much it is going to cost to support England at the… Audio
How to keep your house cool and the power bill down
Many parts of the country have been hitting temperatures in the high 20s - and even well into the 30s. So what's the best way to cool your house down without seeing your power bill soar? Is a heat… Audio
Labour, Greens call out 'measly' minimum wage increase
Minimum wage workers will get a pay increase from 1 April, but its less than the current rate of inflation.
Another bank lifts home loan rates
Wholesale interest rates are continuing to rise, which affects bank funding costs.
Football fans outraged at "extortionate" world cup ticket costs
There's outrage overseas as football fans learn how much money they'll have to cough up to head along to next year's World Cup. Founder of All Whites fan club Flying Kiwis, Matt Fejos spoke to Lauren… Audio
Borrowers get refunds in $15 million student loan error
A systems error affected more than 150,000 student loan borrowers.
Why you might be on track to have more in KiwiSaver than you think
Your annual statement from your KiwiSaver provider shows you what lump sum you are on track to have saved by the time you are 65, and what that should mean per week. Audio
You might be on track to save more in your KiwiSaver
When you receive an annual statement from your KiwiSaver provider, it will show you what lump sum you are on track to have saved by the time you are 65, and what that should mean per week. But… Audio
People face losing cars they call home as welfare changes hit
Many facing 'imminent homelessness' don't qualify for emergency housing anymore, the Citizens Advice Bureau warns. Audio
