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Macquarie Bank customers won't be able to withdraw or deposit cash or cheques later this month.
They weren't the only winners on Wednesday night, though.
"What it likely did was give the market a bit of dose of reality."
It comes after 230 companies failed in March.
Here's the latest data.
The Reserve Bank's Financial Stability Report says the system is well placed to handle "severe scenarios" and impacts of interest rates "more benign than expected".
New research shows renters are feeling the strain acutely.
The national average property value was $933,633 last month.
"The more value you deliver, the more the pay should rise."
ANZ says the economy has weakened but inflation is still a long way above target.
National rent prices surged 8.3 percent.
"Inflation's proving to be sticky."
It comes as the cost of fuel has already gone up 26c per litre this year alone.
The number is higher when singling out Māori households.
"We're ... seeing more people apply, but less people actually being eligible, even though they're on household incomes up to $150,000."
Petrol prices appear to be partially to blame.
"Although there are people who are losing jobs, [there are] not nearly as many to get back into at the moment."
The driveway is eco-concrete, the power is solar, and the water is recycled.
Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr has said a recession is needed to tame inflation.
There has been a 10 percent increase in the number of years that New Zealanders are staying in paid work since a mandatory retirement age was eliminated in 2000.
Powerball was not struck and has rolled over to Saturday night, where the jackpot will be $8 million.
"I can finally get rid of that box that I've had for 10 years."
Zespri is investigating how much kiwifruit will have to be dumped.
Cameron Bagrie feels COVID-19 and pre-pandemic interest rate lows are a thing of the past.
Despite many businesses struggling overall, they're confident about the future, a new survey shows.
The Government said it would update the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCFA).
The home can turn a full 360 degrees on top of a rotating platform.
Whangārei has its very own millionaire.
"We are in a phase [now] where the transition is [going to be] quite painful."
The move comes as some analysts raised concerns about how Netflix's growth after its password-sharing crackdown.
But it's not good news for Wellington workers.
"That's a bit of a change from what most economists were thinking."
Kiwis facing higher power charges could be eligible for help.
"The perfect borrowing strategy is only ever known in hindsight."
"Domestic inflation is still... high."
It would circulate alongside physical notes and coins.
It comes amid falling sales and an intensifying price war for electric vehicles.
The commission says the firm has a "long history of breaching consumer protection laws".
The family still headed to work on Monday despite knowing they were multi-millionaires.
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