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Dominion Finance chief found guilty
Former Dominion Finance chief executive Paul William Cropp has been found guilty of four charges of theft by a person in…
David Chaplin: Are other banks keeping the Kiwi high?
Like everyone else - excluding importers, those planning overseas trips and consumers of petroleum-based products - I'm…
Inside Money: Funds/research split as Perpetual's new owner moves in
Final details of how Perpetual, the NZ funds management and advice firm formerly owned by Pyne Gould Corporation (PGC)…
KiwiSaver
When I lived in the UK my then employer, Woolworths…
Mary Holm answers your questions on personal finance…
Reserve Bank warns on housing
Climbing house prices and a growing proportion of lending at high loan-to-value ratios are stoking fears at the Reserve…
Auckland residential property fund mooted
Investors could soon be invited to put money into a new fund to buy Auckland residential property.
High side to low discounts
New Zealanders who do not have time to shop around are being left out of pocket by retailers' discounting strategies, experts…
Diana Clement: Our financial failures are just a sign of delusion
What's holding Kiwis back financially? Is it the Government, employers, poor wages, untrustworthy financial professionals…
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New tools won't slow rampant housing market
The Reserve Bank's prospective new toolkit to iron out asset bubbles won't be able to stop a rampant Auckland housing market…
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Hot property market underpins service expansion
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The service sector, accounting for around 70 per cent of New Zealand activity, is reporting steady expansion…
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