Susan Edmunds

The move comes as the Reserve Bank updates its official cash rate on Wednesday, with calls for it to drop by 50 basis points to 4.75%.

Interest rates are falling but that doesn't mean the pain is over.

Life is tough for many pensioners, particularly those paying rent, financial mentors say.

It's harder to downsize than many New Zealanders expect. Audio

Do Australians get a better deal on their mortgage rates?

Sharesies is offering its KiwiSaver members the opportunity to invest in individual US stocks, or via a new US500 fund - but there's a warning they need to take care doing their own stock-picking for…

Greg Smith of Devon Funds said it was not what he thought the Reserve Bank would do, but what it should do, given the state of the economy.

Here's what you need to know about tapping into your savings. Audio

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your burning money questions.

More people own their homes - a stat that has surprised even the statisticians.

Information released under the Official Information Act shows that there were 53,350 taxpayers who reported negative rental income in the 2023 tax year.

A family does not qualify for the Family Boost early childhood education rebate, despite earning "well below" the advertised $180,000 cap.

But are they really 'ghost houses'?

Renee Joblin runs a small engineering company. Right now, she's waiting for $10,000 in payments that should have come in weeks ago.

Financial mentors are concerned that buy now pay later loans are snowballing into major debt problems for some borrowers.

If you're working - even as an employee - in another country, you could still get an ACC bill.

多家银行专家认为储备银行应加大降息力度，并建议决策者吸取教训，不让过去几年的经济震荡再次出现。

We're nearing the bottom of the market, research firm says.

New payment methods have sparked a warning for struggling households.

But how does New Zealand's experience really compare to other countries?

New Zealand's rental market is cooling - but how much of that is due to the return of interest deductibility for investors?

New Zealand has some unique building challenges, experts say - but should a new hospital be one of them?

One property coach says people hanging back might miss their chance. Is that true?

There's potential bad news - at least in the immediate future.

It's one of the country's biggest companies - but these investors aren't touching it. How did the company's shares gone from $8 a decade ago to $2.95 this week?