Money
UK cuts rates
The Bank of England has become the latest central bank to cut rates in response to the virus outbreak. Audio
Kiwisaver investments taking a hammering as markets react
Kiwisaver and other investments are taking a hammering after the markets were spooked by coronavirus. Financial advisor Martin Hawes talks about what can be done with the funds. Audio
Global market volatility hits KiwiSaver funds
Global market volatility has hurt investments worldwide and resulted in shocks for many KiwiSaver investors.
For those looking at their savings online yesterday, there were some big drops in value.
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Where has all the March 15 money gone?
Millions of dollars from around the world were poured into funds for the victims of the March 15 mosque attacks - where has it ended up? Audio
Where has all the March 15 money gone?
Millions of dollars from around the world were poured into funds for the victims of the March 15 mosque attacks - where has it ended up?
AudioCovid-19: Orr rules out 'kneejerk' economic reaction
The Reserve Bank is preparing a toolkit of unconventional monetary policies to deal with the economic impact of the Covid-19 coronavirus, but says there is no need to use them at the moment.
International markets have tanked on coronavrius fears
Economist Michael Reddell joins The Panel to discuss the finanical implications of the coronavirus outbreak and what can be done to mitigate its implications for New Zealand's economy. Audio
Wage subsidies in govt's Covid-19 business rescue plan
Targeted wage subsidies are on the cards as the government looks to bolster the economy in the face of the fallout from Covid-19.
BNZ has warned New Zealand's risk of a recession is building by the… Audio
Loot boxes - a door to gambling for gamers
Loot Boxes are the video version of bubble gum cards - you buy them while gaming, without knowing what prize you're going to get. But critics say they're opening a door for children to gamble. Audio
Loot boxes - a door to gambling for gamers
Loot Boxes are the video version of bubble gum cards - you buy them while gaming, without knowing what prize you're going to get. But critics say they're opening a door for children to gamble.
AudioUS Correspondent: 'Presidency race picture troubling'
Elizabeth Warren quit the Democratic presidential race this week, leaving Joe Biden (77) and Bernie Sanders (78) as the last major contenders battling Donald Trump (73). Karen Kasler wonders when the… Audio
Calling Home: Claire Harvey in Palau
Claire Harvey only intended to be in Palau for 12 months when she accepted the role of President of the National Development Bank of Palau. She's Calling Home this morning from her base on Palau's… Audio
Rent cuts planned for tenants in capital's social housing
Half of Wellington City Council's social housing tenants could be in for a rent cut if policy changes are approved.
Most people get financial advice from friends and family
People are more likely to take financial advice from their friends and family then seek out professional advice. Audio
Banks starting to field calls from businesses
Kiwibank is starting to receive calls from businesses affected by the Covid-19 outbreak, and is proactively checking in on customers who work in at-risk sectors. Audio
Reserve Bank says it's ready
The Reserve Bank says it's ready to make sure consumers, businesses and the financial system has enough money in the event of a shock to the economy. Audio
Coronavirus: Crayfish 'losses will compound financial hardship' for fishers
Moves by the government to support the crayfish sector in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak may not be enough to stop some businesses going under, an industry leader says.
World economies battle Covid-19 threat
Pressure's mounting on the New Zealand government to give tax cuts and for the reserve bank to cut interest rates because of the economic risks posed by the new coronavirus. As the numbers and spread… Audio
Covid-19: US announces emergency interest rate
The United States Federal Reserve has announced an emergency interest rate for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis.
It has slashed interest rates by half a percentage point in response to… Audio
Ross Asset Management investors tell court of losses
Investors from the collapsed Ross Asset Management company have had their turn in court today, as their bid to sue the ANZ Bank is wrapped up.
Wellington financial adviser David Ross was jailed in… Audio
