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The New Zealand $10 note that you can sell for $88
Alex Casey goes on a hunt to find the rarest $10 note in the land.
Alex Casey goes on a hunt to find the rarest $10 note in the land.
Local, ethical, sustainable, socially conscious and charitable gift ideas to satisfy all kinds of family members and budgets.
We've all bought or received gifts we know are never going to be used, which is why The Good Registry has created a way to channel those wasted funds into making a difference.
In the same way we gig our cars or gig our spare bedrooms, we could soon be able to gig our data.
Many see regional banking hubs as too small a measure to address a serious issue for provincial New Zealand.
Black Friday deals aren't always what they seem.
The cost of buying a first home has changed surprisingly little, thanks to falling interest rates and higher wages.
With New Zealand tourism in a lull, Queenstown-based start-up Kiwi Welcome is creating a new model of sustainable travel where visitors add value to the land.
It seems even Jacinda Ardern knows that grocery prices are too high
The Reserve Bank considered it, the big banks hated it, so could negative interest rates actually work?
With a Covid-19 vaccine potentially on the horizon, here's how the markets reacted to the news.
Which side spent more and why? Jihee Junn crunches the numbers and finds some misleading claims along the way.
In the age of #gifted, what are people spending their own money on?
A new survey from the CFFC has highlighted the gender gap when it comes to financial literacy, with women over 35 and women with children getting some of the lowest scores.
Jonathan Cotton looks at where the government is getting all the money to pay for the Covid-19 recovery, and where that debt is taking us.
Fuelled by the Covid crash, lockdown boredom and a "fear of missing out", speculation among new investors globally is on the rise.
All his life, Duncan Greive has basically hated his undies and found socks annoying. And then he tried Allbirds underwear.
