Money
Most homeowners still making a profit at sale
Most homeowners are still making healthy profits when they sell their houses, despite growing weakness in the market.
CoreLogic's latest "Pain & Gain" report shows 98.1 percent of properties resold… Audio
Homeowners continue to make profit on sales, despite downturn
CoreLogic's survey indicates 98.1 percent of properties resold in the three months ended June made a gross profit or gain on the previous purchase price.
Pressure mounts for buy now pay later schemes to be regulated
Pressure is mounting for buy now pay later schemes to be regulated, with fears they're a 'ticking time bomb' for vulnerable people.
Services like Afterpay, Laybuy, and ZipPay are interest free with… Audio
Omicron, 'economic headwinds' hitting My Food Bag's profit margin
The meal-kit delivery company expects to report lower full year earnings, due to the lingering effects of the Omicron outbreak and rising inflation.
New laws set to protect consumers, but may confuse businesses
Businesses are being urged to pay close attention to a broad set of consumer protections and contract law that come into effect tomorrow, along with hefty fines.
Māhia resident upset at council over privacy breach
A Māhia resident says he has been left "numb" by the publishing of his personal information in the local newspaper via a district council response.
Trust touts zero interest loans for NZers in financial hardship
A community finance group is calling for millions of dollars to be invested in zero-interest, small personal loans to help the poorest of the poor denied credit by mainstream lenders.
Business Feeling The Heat
We're joined by Professor David Lont, from the Department of Finance at the University of Otago, who is part of a research team that's been looking into the financial effects of extreme heat spells… Audio
Your Money with Mary Holm
This week Mary talks about what we can learn from animal investors.. Audio
Fund manager hack: Some Booster customer's personal information revealed
KiwiSaver and superannuation fund manager Booster have apologised following a hacking incident this week, revealing some customer's personal information.
Pain at the (water) pumps for some is partially due to Covid-19
Some Aucklanders are drowning in their latest water bills, due to Covid-19-related delays resulting in estimates of water usage being far lower than actual consumption. Audio
Record profits announced for ASB Bank
ASB Bank has reported a record annual profit despite a slowing housing market and growing economic winds, and voiced confidence borrowers can cope with rising interest rates.
Global market chaos knocks billions from KiwiSaver value
Financial market turbulence has wiped $5 billion from the value of KiwiSaver funds in the past three months.
Afterpay responds to concerns about financial hardship
The Consumer Affairs Minister David Clark remains concerned that buy now pay later schemes have the potential to cause financial hardship and he's awaiting Ministry advice before deciding if further… Video, Audio
Light traffic index falls 1.7 percent in July
Freight movements were flat over July as Covid-19 and other winter illnesses stretch businesses.
Financial Planner Liz Koh : Examining your money mindset
This week is Money Week and Money expert Liz Koh discusses the Retirement Commission's underlying theme of Your Money Mindset. If you want to know why you struggle to get ahead financially even though… Audio
Commonwealth Games: What financial wins do medals bring?
Do precious medals - the type the NZ team has scooped up at the Commonwealth Games - actually convert into money in the back pocket of athletes?
Cyclist Aaron Gate has bagged a wheel-spinning four… Video, Audio
Grocery cost increases accelerating as suppliers face challenges
The cost of groceries from suppliers are continuing to grow, amid pressure on production and supply chains.
US Senate approves bill to fight climate change, cut drug costs
The US Senate has passed a sweeping $430 billion bill intended to fight climate change, lower drug prices and raise some corporate taxes.
National's 'regressive' benefit plan won't work - Support services
Support services say National's new welfare policy is outdated, and will worsen the situation for beneficiaries.
