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OPINION: AI can audit your spending, build budgets and spot late-night blowouts.

Agri sector strength limits increase in provisions for expected credit losses.

The bank lifted its credit impairment provisions to $805m.

Stock Takes: KiwiSaver assets fell $5b in the March quarter to $136.4b, Morningstar says.

Meridian encourages worried users to talk things through with the energy provider's team.

OPINION: Why KiwiSaver investors could be leaving hundreds of thousands on the table.

Why good intentions can end in lawsuits, lost homes and family fallouts.

Simran Kaur hit her FIRE goal at 29, able to draw $150,000 each year.

OPINION: Don't rely on the Government to provide housing in older age.

OPINION: The real gap between NZ Super and the retirement you expect.

As AI gets smarter, the line between app and adviser is starting to blur.

On average, the downsizing windfall will cover just 3.3 years of costs.

Incoming Law Commission president Judith Collins will inherit a backlog of law reform.

ANZ's 2-year fixed home loan rate will rise by 20 basis points.

Later-stage rounds made up 49% of deals but 83% of all capital invested.

But politicians appear to be in a parallel universe.

OPINION: Energy shock risks and why upbeat KiwiSaver balances may be masking trouble.

Monaco superyacht broker David Seal says orders for giga-yachts are booming.

Nearly 31% of the $7 billion of new mortgages issued in February were fixed for two years.

Mary Holm says the latest KiwiSaver tweaks may widen the gap.

OPINION: The chemist trap: how my $50 budget blew out to $229 a month.

Kiwi wealth is escalating at the top end but the average worker is being left behind.

Opinion: Why trying to outsmart markets and currencies can backfire on your money.

Law change may be needed for it to crack down on banks providing inadequate cash services.

OPINION: Let's stop tinkering and create a genuine destination for KiwiSaver.

ANALYSIS: Why the Reserve Bank could find itself between a rock and a hard place.

The outlook is clouded by the Middle East conflict and oil shock.

OPINION: Property versus Managed Funds: are the tailwinds turning?

One high-profile investor argues it’s still alive and kicking, if you do it right.