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Crash landing: Kiwi's 400,000 Qantas flight points 'disappear'
Auckland man and his family can no longer go to the UK for holiday they had planned.
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Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Diana Clement: How to avoid crippling debt
COMMENT: Buying into debt myths will stop you getting ahead financially.
Banks refusing services to sex workers: 'We're easy picking'
A brothel owner is drawing attention to the continued prejudice her staff face.
Diana Clement: Help! I've been hacked
COMMENT: Plenty of Kiwis lose large sums of money to online fraudsters.
Visa spend up: How tourists are flashing the plastic in NZ
Spending by Visa card holders is being mainly done in shops, lodgings and restaurants.
Ruth Riviere: Public transport should accept credit cards
COMMENT: Public transport would be easier if it accepted credit cards.
Liam Dann: Are we riding into loan danger?
COMMENT: Private debt stats make ugly reading. Will we cope when interest rates rise?
Diana Clement: The pros and cons of balance transfers
If you've got a big credit card debt the interest payments may be crucifying your finances
Hack to crush credit card debt
Wondering why there's no money left at the end of the week? Blame your 'monkey' brain.
Diana Clement: Don't give teenagers too much credit
COMMENT: First-time credit card users often buy more than they can afford.
Money for nothing? Watchdog concerned Kiwis buying insurance they can't claim on
ASB's parent company Commonwealth Bank has admitted miss-selling credit card insurance.
Debt-conscious millennials ditching credit cards
After the GFC, millennials have become hesitant to go into debt.
Diana Clement: Give yourself a bit of credit
COMMENT: Crafty ways to use credit cards to your advantage.
Kiwis paid $700m in credit card interest in 2017
Poor financial habits are costing New Zealanders millions of dollars every year.
Christmas: Five per cent of Kiwis not buying presents
Five per cent of Kiwis won't be buying Christmas presents this year, say researchers.
Kiwis face Xmas spending hangover
Nearly 30pc of Kiwis won't pay their post Xmas credit bill on time, research shows.
Christmas is coming, the debt is getting fat
Paul Little went to Debtors Anonymous to meet those battling an addiction to spending.
Kiwis' bad credit card habits revealed
Kiwis have become far too comfortable with credit-card debt.
Watch out for fake Netflix email scam
Customers have been warned to look out for a scam designed to steal credit card info.
Mobile payments to overtake credit cards
Online, mobile and digital currency systems are set to overtake credit and debit cards.
Two truck shops fined $250k
Two mobile traders have been ordered to pay over $250,000 for breaching trading laws.
Echoes of 2007 credit crunch in Britain
UK banks are now giving out unsecured consumer loans enthusiastically
Oz conman tried one ID too many
An Australian scientist has been jailed for using forged NZ passports to defraud banks.
Is debt ever a good idea?
We're a nation with a debt problem. But can debt be good, and do you treat it differently?
Proof daylight saving costs us money
New research is supporting the view that it's time to ditch daylight savings.
Tourist spending bolsters retailers
Higher spending by tourists continued to bolster retailers last month. Figures from Paymark show February spending was up 2.2 per
Crime spree: Couple pose as medical staff
A couple disguised themselves as hospital staff and visitors to schools before going on a $50,000 spending spree with stolen credit cards.
Helping family, without a feud
Done properly, loans between family members can benefit everyone. It's up to you to weigh up the pros and cons, Mary Holm writes.
One in five hide money from partner
Nearly one in five Kiwis has hidden savings or debt from their other half and women are the bigger culprits.