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Mark Powell (composite image: Callum Lloyd, 1News)

'Use it or lose it': Retirement home resident on running a business, keeping fit

Mark Powell worked on computers when they were the size of rooms. Now, at nearly 78, he's a consultant with a penchant for throwing heavy objects.

Life

Sunday 6:00am

Payments NZ reported about $265 million had been scammed out of New Zealand bank accounts in the past year.

'Nice to have one': New Zealand's ATM dead zones

New Zealand's network of ATMs has shrunk in recent years, and some parts of the country now don't have any cash machines at all.

New Zealand

Wed, Aug 26

Lotto (illustration).

$20 million jackpot up for grabs in tonight's Lotto draw

The Powerball was not won last Saturday, rolling over to a potentially life-changing sum tonight.

New Zealand

Wed, Aug 26

More people are turning to student loans as borrowing rises, with 126,696 people taking out loans in the first three months of the year.

Student debt: Borrower numbers climb along with amount loaned

In the first three months of the year, students borrowed $1.145 billion, 19% or $184 million more than the same period in 2025.

New Zealand

Tue, Aug 25

 An advertisement for the cryptocurrency Bitcoin is displayed on a building in Hong Kong on Nov. 18, 2021.

'Very volatile': Could Bitcoin actually collapse?

Some are saying it's possible that at least some cryptocurrencies could see their value go to zero. But which, and why?

Business

Tue, Aug 25

Mark Powell (composite image: Callum Lloyd, 1News)

'Use it or lose it': Retirement home resident on running a business, keeping fit

Mark Powell worked on computers when they were the size of rooms. Now, at nearly 78, he's a consultant with a penchant for throwing heavy objects.

Life

Sunday 6:00am

Payments NZ reported about $265 million had been scammed out of New Zealand bank accounts in the past year.

'Nice to have one': New Zealand's ATM dead zones

New Zealand's network of ATMs has shrunk in recent years, and some parts of the country now don't have any cash machines at all.

New Zealand

Wed, Aug 26

Lotto (illustration).

$20 million jackpot up for grabs in tonight's Lotto draw

The Powerball was not won last Saturday, rolling over to a potentially life-changing sum tonight.

New Zealand

Wed, Aug 26

More people are turning to student loans as borrowing rises, with 126,696 people taking out loans in the first three months of the year.

Student debt: Borrower numbers climb along with amount loaned

In the first three months of the year, students borrowed $1.145 billion, 19% or $184 million more than the same period in 2025.

New Zealand

Tue, Aug 25

 An advertisement for the cryptocurrency Bitcoin is displayed on a building in Hong Kong on Nov. 18, 2021.

'Very volatile': Could Bitcoin actually collapse?

Some are saying it's possible that at least some cryptocurrencies could see their value go to zero. But which, and why?

Business

Tue, Aug 25

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As interest rates have risen, term deposits rates have inched up.

Term deposit rates will rise – is that where your money should be?

As interest rates have risen, term deposits rates have inched up. But savers should ask themselves whether it is really the right place to put their money.

New Zealand

Mon, Aug 24

Steep inflation isn't your only reason to watch every dollar right now

Steep inflation isn't your only reason to watch every dollar right now

“Excuseflation” is the term for using a tough economy as an excuse to disproportionately hike prices.

Life

Sun, Aug 23

The powerball prize is still up for grabs for one West Aucklander.

'Life-changing' $20 million Lotto prize remains unclaimed after three weeks

Lotto NZ put a call out to West Aucklanders to check their tickets as the July 25 winnings have yet to be enjoyed.

New Zealand

Wed, Aug 19

The payment is automatically processed to the customer's card when they make a qualifying purchase.

Merchandise out, cashbacks in: Westpac changes credit cards rewards

Westpac says changes it is making to its credit card rewards system reflect changing customer preferences.

Business

Mon, Aug 17

Will Duff is the dairy farmer behind the idea of CheckMyTrolley.Photo credit:

The dairy farmer behind latest grocery price comparison app

CheckMyTrolley is the latest grocery comparison tool to hit the market as the cost of living continues to bite into household budgets.

Business

Thu, Aug 13

Chafic Georges received about $208,000 in personal payments from the Working for Families Tax Credits.

Crime proceeds, debt to an ex: What people have tried to claim in tax returns

Every so often, people try to claim expenses that don't qualify for a return.

New Zealand

Thu, Aug 13

The average age of farmers in the sheep and beef sector was around 50, but with a significant number reaching retirement age, a Rabobank report showed.

Farms in the sight of buyers as thousands of farmers approach retirement

Federated Farmers meat and wool chairman said the key challenge had been that land values did not align with the productive capacity of farms.

Business

Tue, Aug 11

Composite image: Callum Lloyd, 1News

What a single farm worker with great budgeting skills spends at the supermarket

A redundancy left this rural dweller with a tight food budget, but skills learned in childhood hold her in good stead.

Life

Sun, Aug 9

Burned out and broke? Nine apps to download, sites to visit for easy saving success

Burned out and broke? Nine apps to download, sites to visit for easy saving success

Our phones can tempt us into plenty of regrettable purchases. Or – if we're smart about it – they can actually help us save, with very little effort on our part.

Life

Sun, Aug 9

Starting prices for overhead locker storage are $23, with longer routes costing more.

As Jetstar adds new baggage charges, can 'full-service' airlines be cheaper?

From February, passengers on Jetstar in NZ and Australia will only be able to bring one small bag that fits under the seat for free.

Life

Sat, Aug 8

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How does your pay compare to the average?

How does your pay compare to the average?

Stats NZ data shows that most New Zealanders aren't getting enough pay increases to keep up with the rate of inflation.

New Zealand

Thu, Aug 6

ASB has become the latest major bank to lift its fixed home loan rates.

Major bank latest to lift home loan rates as wholesale costs climb

The bank joins the country's largest bank, ANZ, along with Westpac and BNZ, in raising home loan and term deposit rates.

New Zealand

Thu, Aug 6

The house you live in is officially more liability than asset.

Another big bank hikes home loan rates amid Mideast war

BNZ has raised its fixed home loan rates by up to 0.20%, becoming the latest lender to blame a surge in wholesale funding costs.

Business

Wed, Aug 5

Why airlines keep changing carry-on baggage rules

Why airlines keep changing carry-on baggage rules

There's a whole host of reasons not to drag that bulky bag onto your flight.

New Zealand

Wed, Aug 5

NZ's largest bank hikes home loan rates as Middle East conflict bite

NZ's largest bank hikes home loan rates as Middle East conflict bite

ANZ said its fixed home loan rates would rise across terms of six months to three years, effective Thursday.

Business

Tue, Aug 4

Clothing shops were being hit particularly hard, and spending on apparel seemed to be in persistent decline (file image).

Retail pay barely budges amid 'tight margins, sluggish consumer confidence'

Wage growth across the sector has cooled to a third of last year's pace, with the peak body pointing to restructuring, tight margins and cautious shoppers.

Business

Tue, Aug 4

Why a one-year home loan fix may be better than two right now

Why a one-year home loan fix may be better than two right now

ANZ's latest Property Focus update notes house prices are largely on a "flat path".

New Zealand

Sun, Aug 2

Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Is Australia losing its shine for Kiwi migrants?

Economists say the tide may be about to turn.

New Zealand

Sun, Aug 2

Miria Aman (Composite image: Callum Lloyd, 1News)

'I thought I needed home ownership and the white picket fence, but I was wrong'

Massage therapist Miria Aman's life has been a wild ride through 'the good, the bad and the ugly'.

Life

Sun, Aug 2

Auckland and Tauranga have seen the highest housing market drops.

Property market's 'longest and deepest downturn' in 30-40 years

New Zealand's housing market is going through the longest and deepest downturn in 30 or 40 years, property data firm Cotality says.

New Zealand

Sat, Aug 1

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