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Seven banks and ATM firm Atleos want to bargain jointly with Armourguard.

ANZ now expects house prices to end 2026 about 2% lower than this year.

He has been sentenced to home detention after submitting 18 fraudulent bank statements.

How do home loan interest rates compare, as mortgage costs nudge higher amid uncertainty?

New RBNZ Governor Anna Breman has pushed back on market bets of rapid rate hikes.

He is accused of laundering more than $600,000, including $400,000 from Tim Michalick.

The central bank will act if inflation shows signs of becoming embedded.

Some banks are paying borrowers to stay rather than switch lenders.

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Customers to receive payments relating to loan changes made over a four-year period.

Chamroeun Kor used his CK International Holdings account to move almost $170,000 offshore.

The wartime leader and other icons are making way for native wildlife on UK cash.

Meta cracks down, but still requires little ID verification for new accounts.

Some Asian clients are shifting funds back to Hong Kong and Singapore.

The former PM argues more ATMs clash with the push to tax untaxed cash in the economy.

'It's someone else's hard-earned money,' Wellington stall owner Sam Somers said.

OPINION: Unlike Australia, New Zealand has no legal framework for scam ads yet.

Global fintech offers low-cost exchange fees and compatibility with accounting software.

Businesses on the Personal Property Securities Register could be first in line for money.

More than half of January's $1.1b first-home loans went to sub-20% deposits.

OPINION: When schoolkids are hit by traffic, there's no oops about it.

A net 23% of firms report higher activity than at the same time last year.

Nicola Willis is not picking sides in the battle.

Industry players are keen for discussion but don't think more ATMs are the solution.

The Reserve Bank says better cash access would add $2.83b in benefits a year.

Regulator suggests banks will need to fork out $104m a year to provide more cash services.

Shayne Elliott among executives to be penalised after bank was fined for misconduct.

A finance expert says it is a concern that people don't have emergency funds on hand.