Susan Edmunds

A growing number of New Zealanders are making hardship withdrawals from their retirement savings.

Some residents in the Auckland town were shocked to discover that, while the city as a whole had house values dip, theirs increased.

Local investors are seeing the fallout of the US President's dispute with former BFF Elon Musk on the stock market.

Stats NZ data shows that people are joining the workforce earlier and working later.

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US trade tariffs are on a 90-day pause until mid-July.

The official cash rate has fallen from a peak of 5.5 percent to 3.25 percent.

Gas reserve projections for 2029 may be reached much sooner.

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RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.

Kiwisaver members have until 30 June to ensure they get the full amount from the Government.

KiwiSaver providers are unsurprised by the public support, and hope it will see default contribution rates increase further.

The agency says it will advise ministers if there are significant increases in hardship assistance.

Fisher Funds says the benefit for investors will be in higher returns long-term.

Two job-hunters have started an informal support network for people to get together and share tips and information about the employment market.

Property values nationwide dropped 0.1 percent in May and are now 1.6 percent lower than a year earlier.

ANZ and ASB have cut some of their mortgage interest rates.

Members could be significantly better off if New Zealand adopted a tax model similar to Australia's, an economist says.

Credit bureau Centrix says households are starting to feel the benefit of lower interest rates and weaker inflation - but some people are still feeling the pinch.

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"Now they're taking $350 a fortnight out of our bank account .. we actually can't afford that," says Phoenix Ruka.

New Zealanders could be leaving their share of more than $1b a year on the table by keeping their cash in transaction accounts.

RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions. Send them to susan.edmunds@rnz.co.nz