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Commissioner floats idea of investment properties qualifying for first-home withdrawals.
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Deteriorating business conditions are "less about data and more about people."
People may be better off saving instead.
Economists predict OCR decision ahead of Wednesday's announcement.
Should vacating tenants pay for a professional cleaner?
Latest property data indicates demand is still strong
Motorists are encouraged to shop around for the best petrol deals
Contactless payment options are increasing and consumers must prepare themselves.
How increasing your cash surplus will get you out of debt faster
How to protect yourself from a romance scam
Tenants to pay for careless damage under The Residential Tenancies Amendment Act
How does the chance of winning Bonus Bonds compare with Lotto Powerball?
Reducing the risk of online fraud and what to do if your card is lost or stolen
Global player introduces new low home loan rate for up to five years
Overall, things are still in pretty good shape.
Shave up to 59 percent off the price of household whiteware
Schemes such as Afterpay are convenient, but only if used in a smart way, according to experts.
Balancing risk and return in a low-interest environment
Trade Me Property asking price figures show strong growth for most cities, bar Auckland and Taranaki
Here's how you can stick to a budget and achieve your financial goals.
People should re-calibrate to the new normal of low interest rates, says an expert.
The newcomers, climbers and falterers among New Zealand's wealthy sect.
They might cost more upfront, but will save money in the long-term
Sam Stubbs cautions against overspending in an environment of lower interest rates.
It's hoped this will encourage members to take a greater interest in how their money is growing.
Your retirement savings can't be used for anything frivolous.
Finance Minister Grant Robertson says it's about "striking a balance".
A basic mistake means people could miss out on a $521 rebate.
