Money
Report highlights benefits of Kids Kiwisaver scheme
New research released this morning has set out the benefit of a Kids Kiwisaver scheme, where all children would automatically be enrolled at birth. Max Rashbrooke, co-founder for the Institute for… Audio
Canterbury A&P show returns with royal status
The show's organisers are promising a strong return after last year's downscaled format.
NSQ for 12 November 2025
RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds introduces No Stupid Questions for 12 November 2025. Audio
Financial advisor’s tips on what you should do if you win Lotto
What you need to know should you win Lotto. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Consumer NZ warns shoppers of traps ahead of Black Friday sales
Consumer NZ is urging shoppers to approach the flood of Black Friday discounts with a healthy dose of skepticism, warning that some bargains may not be as good as they seem. Consumer communications… Audio
'Really insulting': Can ANZ really claim its record profit is due to economy improving?
It's announced a full-year profit of more than $2.5 billion.
Another 5000 health workers join November strike
The total number going on strike at the end of the month has grown to 16,700.
'Yeah Nah' list of products you should know about
Plasters that don't stick are among those shamed in Consumer NZ's anti-awards. Audio
Consumer NZ releases results of its latest "Yeah Nah" awards
Consumer NZ has released the results of its latest "Yeah Nah" awards, which are designed to highlight consumer problems such as confusing messaging or products that don't do the job they are meant to… Audio
Homely Hacks for Renters
About a third of New Zealanders don't own their own homes but a few cheap tweaks can help turn a rental into a home. In the first of two parts, we meet an op-shopping queen and regular renter whose… Audio
Chris Kohler: The journalist helping keep money in people's pockets
He joins Emile Donovan to discuss his new book How They Get You, a guide to hanging on to your hard-earned cash and spotting the tricks designed to make you spend it. Audio
When winning in court still costs you
Even after winning $200,000 in costs, Siouxsie Wiles' court case has left her $400,000 out of pocket. Is this fair? Barrister Steve Keall joins Emile Donovan. Audio
'Dinner or debt': Pensions cut to cover student loan payments
One Taupō woman says she is still facing a $58,000 student loan from a business degree she took two decades ago. Audio
Which banks most often have the lowest interest rates?
Data shows which banks consistently offer the lowest advertised home loan rates. Audio
Which bank consistently offers the lowest interest rates?
Money correspondent Susan Edmunds has been looking at data tracking advertised home loan rates over the past two years and spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Am I paying too much in tax on foreign investments? Ask Susan
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.
Why are high end brands for sale on discount sites?
Some shoppers have been surprised in recent weeks to find items from the women's fashion label Augustine for sale at discount website The Outlet at a fraction of their normal price. So what's going… Audio
How much is your flatmate's love life costing you?
It can be an awkward situation, when a flatmate's partner, who was only staying a night or two, suddenly becomes a regular fixture, without paying rent. It has prompted an economist to create a tool… Audio
'Well placed for festive season': Briscoe Group confident, despite drop in sporting sales
The retailer still believes it is on track for its profit forecast of $60m for the year.
Tesla shareholders approve Musk's $1 trillion pay package
The crowd at the meeting broke into cheers and chants when the results were announced.
