The member tax credit is worth less each year, and that's just the start of it. Keep Reading

Finance Advice New Zealand (FANZ) is asking the government to define all life, health and disability policies as consumer contracts. Keep Reading

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It marks the first time the figure has surpassed $7 billion - the previous high for monthly exports was $6.95 billion in May 2023. Keep Reading

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Inflation is likely to stay “sticky” for a year or two more, the Reserve Bank indicated today. In an atmosphere of high inflation and sluggish economic... Keep Reading

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A company that operates a quarter of the world's ATMS says consumers will be hit by costs stemming from a proposed NZ merger. Keep Reading

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The ANZ Bank has changed its official cash rate (OCR) forecast, now expecting the first cut to land in February rather than May 2025. Keep Reading

"A return to responsible economic management means New Zealanders can be confident better times lie ahead." Keep Reading

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand will implement restrictions by the middle of this year, which will likely limit home loan lending during boom times. From... Keep Reading

From July, borrowers will not be able to get loans bigger than six times their income. Keep Reading

The Reserve Bank has held the Official Cash Rate (OCR) unchanged at 5.5 per cent, saying inflation is falling and should be back at target by the end of... Keep Reading

Newsable understands a bill that would serve as the foundations to open banking will have its first reading in Parliament today. Keep Reading

An economist who coined the phrase "rockstar" economy for NZ outlines what policy-makers need to do now. Keep Reading

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The banks have made cuts to their six-month and one-year terms, following ASB's move last week. Keep Reading

High interest rates, a difficult economy and a surplus of listings spell trouble for the housing market over winter, says QV Keep Reading

Finance Minister Nicola Willis has promised 83 per cent of New Zealanders over the age of 15 and 93 per cent of households would benefit from tax relief in... Keep Reading

Macquarie Bank customers won't be able to withdraw or deposit cash or cheques later this month. Keep Reading

New Zealand’s pension deficit problem cannot be fixed without making changes to the KiwiSaver scheme, nor with fragmented investment firms, say the leaders... Keep Reading

The unemployment rate has risen by 0.3 percentage points, bringing it to 4.3% in the March quarter. Pivot & Pace co-founder Kendall Langston told Mike Hosk Keep Reading