Pay less investment tax by investing in a managed investment called a PIE fund

How what we see on TV and social media shapes travel and financial choices

Protect the fluffy members of your family with this complete guide to New Zealand pet insurance.

Seven of the worst financial mistakes to avoid in your 40s, 50s, and 60s

Missing millions: how low financial literacy could impact your financial wellbeing, retirement and more

KiwiSaver has gathered plenty of attention for its merits, but there are potential drawbacks that investors should carefully think over.

There's even a hidden tax on inflation! Here's the tax you probably didn't even think of.

Be healthy and prosper, tips from the head of the Harvard Department of Nutrition

Make this year your best year with a great promotion! 5 steps to get you a promotion

Better weather, more pay, and probably a lower cost of living. The benefits of moving to Australia are becoming harder to ignore.

Rich boomers are stressed about passing on their wealth, here's why, and what they can do about it

With deliberate effort and time, you can transform your life. Here's a list of how you can start to transform detrimental habits into beneficial ones.

There’s no need to fear yet another story about inflation, as it may be good news this time around!

Non-bank lenders are becoming more mainstream and can be a great solution for those who might not otherwise be able to obtain lending.

You may have heard the old saying that ‘cash is king’. Once upon a time, this was a true statement. Since then, cash has been toppled from the throne.

14 jobs that will be replaced by artificial intelligence or robots (plus 11 roles that won’t)

Recently proposed changes to the amount of financial backing NZ banks need to operate could have a significant impact on all New Zealanders with a mortgage.

Whenever the economy gets turbulent, the fans of investing in gold emerge. They’re sometimes called “goldbugs” and will shout from the rooftops...

6 reasons why tiny houses aren’t a good idea, and 3 situations when they could be

The pursuit of happiness: is your financial GPS pointing in the right direction?

A match on Tinder has led to financial trouble for at least one young Kiwi

Step aside “boat, beamer, bach”, the traditional Kiwi dream might have changed for good

The typical Kiwi family of a heterosexual married couple and two or three children is no longer the norm. In his new book...

“Buy now, pay later” (or BNPL) is taking younger generations by storm.

NZ is the fifth most expensive place to buy happiness worldwide, according to this study

A share market crash is a rapid and usually unanticipated drop in prices.

Are you investing enough to achieve your major life goals, such as retirement?

As talk of taxing wealthy Kiwis is on the rise, let's take a look at how this might work, and whether you might have to pay up!

Here are the best eight pieces of financial advice to help change your life. These are collated from those who’ve “walked the talk”.

New Zealand’s favourite investment, residential property, is probably about to resume its upward price trajectory

5 things that can help you decide whether a reverse mortgage might be right for you

In general, we’ll hardly ever encourage anyone to spend more on a home, however, here are five occasions when it could be worth it.

Risk is defined as the potential for uncontrolled loss of something of value. The biggest investment risk is one you might not have even considered: you.

Here’s why successful people rise early, and why you should consider it!

How you might be able copy the current moves of the wealthiest people in the world.

Stop worrying about things like monetary policy and focus on what you can control, these top nine financial opportunities

Seven steps to follow if you find yourself with a jackpot, bonanza or other lump sum

Mortgage holidays are likely to be extended, but should you take the offer?

Boost your earning power with these 21 high income skills you can learn without a degree

Understand LVRs, and how LVR changes impact borrowers, investors, and the housing market