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The state of the country's finances have been revealed as the election looms.

Addressing bracket creep potentially back on the agenda.

The Bottom Line investigates whether Labour was right to flip-flop on its tax policy.

Westpac says access is restored and it is helping a small number of customers.

Labour commits to allowing property investors to deduct interest as an expense.

Nicola Willis said she was keen to see Kiwibank grow and become a 'tougher competitor'.

Will there be much money left for young people when they retire?

OPINION: It's never too late to save but the big question is how much risk to take.

A minuscule number of ACC claims are being investigated.

The bond vigilantes are watching.

Accountants suggest incentivising people to hold off getting Super.

OPINION: That's a tough situation for your family.

OPINION: If market returns outweigh rental costs, should I sell my home and invest?

More than 100 separate insurance contracts cover public assets.

Experts warn visa fund exits from 2028 could pose liquidity and reputational risks.

IMF broadly happy with Govt's economic management, but says NZ needs a CGT or land tax.

ANZ chief economist Richard Yetsenga talks tax and productivity with the Herald.

Nurses union fears charities may have to cut services if Govt funding doesn't rise.

OPINION: But there is still ray of hope for would-be first-home buyers.

An expert says NZ could bring in hundreds of millions more if IRD did more digging.

Investors are expected to jump at the opportunity to increase their returns.

State disaster insurer continues to be underfunded.

Charities warn the move will cut large donations and shrink community help.

OPINION: Betting big on one share is a risky way to invest.

Courtney Andelman says tax rules deter her from deeper ties and investment.