The Government said it would update the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCFA).
There is concern more people will be arriving on the doorsteps of budgeting services.
"That's a bit of a change from what most economists were thinking."
"Domestic inflation is still... high."
The Finance Minister is unfazed by the Destiny Church leader's criticism.
The appointment of the former deputy Prime Minister raises a larger question, writes Tom Baker for The Conversation.
"It is the most responsible thing we can do to deliver for New Zealanders."
New reports show the economy "treading water" while the number of advertised jobs sinks.
Why does the Commerce Commission want to accelerate its progress?
He sits down with Newshub political editor Jenna Lynch.
"I was kind of bailed up by some young men... they proceeded to surround me and call me names."
It’s alleged the insurer misled customers in its marketing material, resulting in about 65,000 affected customers.
Despite her family's financial woes, she continues to flash a lavish jet-setting lifestyle.
National Party Minister Tama Potaka raised eyebrows last week when he said the Government was focused on "fiscal austerity".
Almost half a million Kiwis are behind on their payments.
"Clearly I was disappointed."
The senior member of Europe's biggest bank dynasty was known for championing arts and culture and for his charitable nature.
New Zealand’s biggest bank ANZ still says rates should go up
Here are some facts about his replacement.
He's got a new job.
They "were now renting, unsure if they would be able to afford to buy another home".
It's "welcome news for customers looking to re-fix their mortgage", said a spokesperson for the bank.
"Many of those agencies and research institutes are already cut to the bone and operating on the smell of an oily rag."
"If you are loaning money to a family member, it is of utmost importance to protect yourself and your assets, both now and in the future, by getting independent legal advice."
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Scammers are using "evolving" methods, a government agency says.
The amount of money withdrawn due to financial hardship has doubled compared to last year.
About 30 percent of people surveyed believe leaving an inheritance for their family can help them survive tough times.
The National-led Government appears likely to spend less but tax less, therefore delivering a "same-sized milkshake" with a "different flavour", according to a new report.
"We knew pretty early on that the milk price was going to be under a bit of pressure."
