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A piggybank (file image).

National quietly ditches under-30s KiwiSaver rent bond policy

Housing Minister says allowing allow tenants to use KiwiSaver to pay bonds ended up in the "nice idea, but too difficult basket".

Politics

5:32pm

A piggybank (file image).

KiwiSaver managers face big tech calls

An academic says AI-related investments had been very volatile so it was not unreasonable for managers to avoid them.

Business

Sunday 10:16am

Composite image: Vinay Ranchhod, 1News

'The cost of living in NZ is so high, we can't afford children'

House and food prices led a Wellington woman and her American husband to make some tough decisions.

Life

Sunday 6:00am

How to buy (almost) whatever you want without blowing a tight budget

How to buy (almost) whatever you want without blowing a tight budget

Want an electric bike? A cordless drill? A better wardrobe? You can get it delivered to your door at a fraction of the price with one smart, simple choice.

Life

Sat, Jun 27

Waitaki protesters in Ōamaru to present a petition against higher rates.

Waitaki residents outraged over 'unaffordable' rate hikes

Protesters say a 17% rates hike will force people to choose between paying the bill or necessities such as power or food.

New Zealand

Thu, Jun 25

A piggybank (file image).

National quietly ditches under-30s KiwiSaver rent bond policy

Housing Minister says allowing allow tenants to use KiwiSaver to pay bonds ended up in the "nice idea, but too difficult basket".

Politics

5:32pm

A piggybank (file image).

KiwiSaver managers face big tech calls

An academic says AI-related investments had been very volatile so it was not unreasonable for managers to avoid them.

Business

Sunday 10:16am

Composite image: Vinay Ranchhod, 1News

'The cost of living in NZ is so high, we can't afford children'

House and food prices led a Wellington woman and her American husband to make some tough decisions.

Life

Sunday 6:00am

How to buy (almost) whatever you want without blowing a tight budget

How to buy (almost) whatever you want without blowing a tight budget

Want an electric bike? A cordless drill? A better wardrobe? You can get it delivered to your door at a fraction of the price with one smart, simple choice.

Life

Sat, Jun 27

Waitaki protesters in Ōamaru to present a petition against higher rates.

Waitaki residents outraged over 'unaffordable' rate hikes

Protesters say a 17% rates hike will force people to choose between paying the bill or necessities such as power or food.

New Zealand

Thu, Jun 25

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King Charles believes the release of the bill will promote accountability.

King Charles to release personal tax bill to boost transparency

King Charles III is expected to become the first British monarch to reveal his personal tax bill and Prince William is expected to do the same.

World

Thu, Jun 25

Around 60% of couples were living together after separation, at least for a while, while they worked out what to do.

Separated couples 'grapple with the realities' of housing market

Around 60% of couples were living together after separation, at least for a while, while they worked out what to do with their homes.

New Zealand

Wed, Jun 24

Effective from today, June 24, the bank has raised its standard 6-month rate from 4.49% to 4.69%.

Major bank hikes some mortgage rates, slashes others

It came after the country's largest bank announced it would cut some of its fixed home loan interest rates earlier this week, in response to a fall in wholesale interest rates.

Business

Wed, Jun 24

File photo.

NZ's largest bank cuts some fixed home loan interest rates

The changes across the bank's fixed and special rates are effective from tomorrow.

Business

Tue, Jun 23

Bills keep coming whether income matches them or not.

Cost of living crisis deepening for many Kiwis, researcher says

Otago University Senior Research Fellow Kimberly O’Sullivan says new data shows the situation is not improving for those in hardship.

New Zealand

Tue, Jun 23

A coin being placed in a piggybank (file image).

Can New Zealanders really afford compulsory KiwiSaver?

If re-elected, Christopher Luxon said National would require everyone to be contributing to the scheme or another comparable one from mid-2028.

Politics

Sun, Jun 21

Lotto (illustration).

Canterbury Lotto player wins $1m as Powerball rolls over to $12m

Powerball rolls over to $12 million for Wednesday night's draw, while a Gisborne player pockets $400,000 with Strike Four.

New Zealand

Sun, Jun 21

Major bank cuts some fixed home loan interest rates

Major bank cuts some fixed home loan interest rates

The bank said "positive geopolitical developments" in recent weeks had brought longer-term funding costs down.

Business

Thu, Jun 18

Kmart store.

Kmart Australia's store layout tipped for NZ - 'solution' to retail crime

The updated layout will see self-service checkouts moved to the stores' exits.

Business

Wed, Jun 17

Sometimes it might not feel like much but it's the principle of playing the long game.

KiwiSaver provider told to pay $500 over delays in withdrawal

The woman says it took more than 30 working days for her rent arrears to be paid.

New Zealand

Mon, Jun 15

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Peter Beck, founder and chief executive officer of Rocket Lab, in 2024

What to know as NBR releases its 2026 Rich List

The 2026 list from the National Business Review revealed the number of billionaires in New Zealand had risen from 18 to 26 in just a year.

Business

Mon, Jun 15

A woman looks at a meter for her home.

You think you’re cutting your power bill – but you could end up paying more

Just because a new power plan looks good on paper, doesn't mean it'll actually be cheaper.

New Zealand

Sun, Jun 14

Elon Musk uses his phone during a state dinner for President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People on Thursday May 14, 2026, in Beijing.

What Elon Musk's trillion means in real terms

SpaceX's IPO market debut has made Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire.

Business

Sat, Jun 13

Sometimes you just need to take off the rose-tinted glasses and save.

How loyalty to your bank, insurance, power supplier could be costing you thousands

Frances Cook on the simple calls and questions that could lead to a much needed cash injection.

Life

Sat, Jun 13

Shoppers can be left confused when product pictures and prices don't match written descriptions

Online ‘bargain’ price changes when you click through. What’s that about?

Being misled by too-good-to-be-true prices is common online, but it's not always ethical or legal.

Life

Sat, Jun 13

Nichole Lewis (Composite image: Vania Chandrawidjaja)

From luxury to baked beans and back again: One investor's rollercoaster ride

When it comes to money, property investor Nichole Lewis has experienced dizzy highs and devastating lows.

Life

Sat, Jun 13

File image of visit to GP.

Health NZ increases funding offer for GPs

After GPs pushed back on the initial offer sent out last Thursday, which included a lift to overall funding of 6%, a redrafted offer shows a higher overall lift of 6.32% and a reworking of the rural funding formula.

Health

Fri, Jun 12

Antonia Watson (file image).

Head of NZ's biggest bank to step down

Antonia Watson would finish up in the role on September 30, the end of FY26, and be replaced by ANZ NZ leadership team member Ben Kelleher.

Business

Fri, Jun 12

Elon Musk.

What is happening to cause the current 'Bitcoin winter'?

The price of the cryptocurrency has almost halved from a peak of about NZ$214,000 in October to less than NZ$110,000 this week.

New Zealand

Thu, Jun 11

In general, solar works in virtually all of New Zealand. It will take longer to pay itself off, though, in places that get less sun.

Want solar panels? Here's what you should know

A growing number of homeowners are looking at putting panels on their roofs as the price of power rises and installation costs fall.

Business

Thu, Jun 11

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