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Understanding KiwiSaver, part three: The ethics
Being in the right KiwiSaver fund isn’t just a financial issue – it’s a social and moral issue as well.
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Being in the right KiwiSaver fund isn’t just a financial issue – it’s a social and moral issue as well.
Duncan Greive shares his three philosophies on buying shares in global giants for people who are curious but terrified about investing.
How to be sure you're getting a good deal.
Cooking the Books host France Cook on why it's so hard for people to be open about money, finding new ways to channel her spending habits, and why more young women should look to invest.
For nearly six years, Laura Giddey has been a permanent housesitter in Auckland. Here, she explains why she does it and how it has changed her life.
In this chapter from journalist Frances Cook's guide to getting your finances sorted, she finally comes to terms with her attitudes and behaviour around money.
How to stop procrastinating and actually (finally) get on top of KiwiSaver.
After years of trying The Spinoff today launches Money – its newest section, one aimed at demystifying and making accessible the world of money.
How are university students gambling, and is it possible to actually make a success out of it?
Dreamed of traveling long term, but at a loss about how to afford it? Here's how Kristin Hall and her partner managed it (spoiler: involves a lot of brown rice and cabbage).
Moving overseas post-graduation? Be prepared for your friendly interest-free student loan to become an out-of-control debt monster, writes Chelle Fitzgerald.
Hundreds of millions of dollars are lost by punters at the TAB every year. Where does it go, asks Don Rowe.
A new programme being rolled out in 111 schools teaches students how to manage money – and the difference between good and bad debt.
The relationship between your financial health and your mental health is inseparable.
The increasingly bonkers housing market is a key driver behind the current surge in renting. We talk to four people about how they made the leap from renter to home owner.
After a clear decade running one of the country’s best-performing investment funds, and two writing one of its best-read business columns, Brian Gaynor is stepping back from day-to-day fund management. Duncan Greive asks him why.
