
What to do If you win $33 million in Lotto
Forsyth Barr’s Mark Richardson explains how to protect, invest, and plan after a life-changing win.
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One KiwiSaver provider had an especially strong September quarter.
Firm identifies growth opportunity in New Zealand market.
AI firms now generate close to US$20b a year in measurable revenue.
KiwiSaver fund managers are to be exempt from reporting climate impacts.
Government strikes middle ground, as it retrospectively changes the CCCFA.
Many shoppers aim to finish gift buying by November to spread costs.
Expert says interest rates are only part of the equation in paying down mortgage debt.
70 is the new 50, according to the IMF. Does that mean we shouldn't retire at 65?
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Bank does cost-benefit analysis of controversial $55 billion Covid-era programme.
Forsyth Barr Senior Investment Adviser Brad Gordon speaks with Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW
Savers may be rethinking term deposits as rate cuts reshape returns.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis says the move will help first-home buyers.
Savings are forecasted through to the 2028/29 financial year.
Banking data show decline in hardships and mortgage arrears.
A money coach says evaluating our money mindset should come before writing a budget.
OPINION: Selling up and renting can free cash but means giving up home security.
OPINION: It sounds like a conversation with an accountant is needed before doing this.
Kiwi platform says for every $100 spent, $1 will be invested.
OPINION: The top three KiwiSaver growth funds over 10 years are all active managers.
Did somebody call a Jane Share Guru?
Expert says spending beyond your means is a raw deal for your future self.
The Reserve Bank is expected to cut the Official Cash Rate on Wednesday.
OPINION: The Reserve Bank says banks must offer options for people without an address.
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Members who remain insured for more than 20 years get 96.5c back from premiums paid.
High costs mean retirees are tapping into property to keep up with expenses.
When your timeframe’s short, just save it.