Susan Edmunds

There will be a lot of talk about government spending this week, but how does it actually work? Where does the money come from, and where does it go?

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Twice this week, first-home buyers have been told it might be their big chance to get into the market.

Scammers often pretend to work for highly respectable companies, seeking very personal information.

Peter Huljich was convicted in 2023 in a case brought by the Financial Markets Authority.

BNZ says falling interest rates will put $2.2 billion dollars into the pockets of New Zealanders with mortgages over the six months to a year. Audio

Sellers are increasingly willing to meet the market to get their properties sold, the Real Estate Institute says.

What latest prices and holding times say about the property market.

Consumer has released its bank rankings, and says country's biggest bank needs to think about how it can do better.

The former TVNZ presenter has been granted his request to move his case to the Employment Court.

It is one of the announcements in the Green Party's alternative Budget

It set out to "disrupt Aotearoa's outdated, self-serving" electricity industry, but is now being folded into one of the country's big gentailers. What happened?

There are more than 150 overseas-based borrowers with a combined default of $15m on Inland Revenue's radar.

It's been a hectic few months, but right now, it's a good time to be a KiwiSaver investor again.

Experts suggest strategy may be needed to 'sell' a property to prospective tenants as listings reach record levels in some areas. Audio

A cautious mindset among buyers and a high number of listings have kept prices from rising.

Most people who pay tax through the PAYE system have their income tax assessment automatically generated each year, which can result in an incorrect amount paid.

RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.

More rental properties are available, and lower prices leave tenants $700 a year better off, on average.

The owner of a Marlborough Sounds property is facing a $3000-a-year bill for just 60 days of use.

Shoppers are turning away from butter as prices soar - and there's a warning retail prices could get another dollar higher.

But an employment expert says there can be legitimate rules about workplace relationships.

The unemployment rate may have plateaued but the downturn has left thousands out of work.

Men's underwear with a hole in the crotch, towels covered in paint - Karen Edwards has seen some sights among the donations.

Recent Tenancy Tribunal cases have resulted in tenants having to pay thousands for testing, decontamination and insurance excesses.