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Cathy Quinn: How NZ is pouring cold water on Chinese investment
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Tim McCready: 2019 — a year of challenges
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China's "tough struggle" a challenge for NZ
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COMMENT: Our Reserve Bank has followed US in a retreat from higher interest rates - again.
Diana Clement: Overcoming that voice in your head
COMMENT: When it comes to personal finances, Kiwis can tend to dwell on the negatives.
Brian Gaynor: Facebook needs to face up to hard questions
COMMENT: Will Facebook's culture encourage more govts to rein in social media platforms?
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Fran O'Sullivan: Aussies get it right with hard-line social media stance
COMMENT: Oz is once again ahead of play when it comes to clamping down on terrorism.
Diana Clement: Beware the pitfalls of NZ Super
COMMENT: Some Kiwis find out too late that they're not entitled to the full payment.
Liam Dann: How do we do business in the face of great grief?
COMMENT: Whether it's personal or this collective feeling, how do we continue?
Fran O'Sullivan: Mega-rich investors must stand up for NZ
COMMENT: It is the right and moral thing to do.
Matthew Hooton comment: Jacinda Ardern's moment has come
Following the terror attack, PM is in a position to act decisively on a range of issues.
Brian Fallow: Climate change kids are all right
Schoolchildren see the need to curb emissions - so why don't the grown-ups?
Diana Clement: The biggest financial mistakes we make for our children
COMMENT: We're often too busy to sit down with our children and talk through money.
Liam Dann: Dairy to rescue as property boom economy falters
COMMENT: As risks around domestic economy grow, export prices once again come to rescue.
Saving money on health insurance
Diana Clement: Private health insurance is essential for some and a luxury for others.
Brian Gaynor: 'Whack-a-mole' Fletcher can learn from a2 Milk
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Liam Dann: Let's dial down the noise around CGT
COMMENT: With all the song and dance about CGT, some basic truths are being forgotten.
Diana Clement: It's never too early to start saving
COMMENT: Ask how you can do it, not why you can't.
Brian Gaynor: Mainzeal's directors got off lightly
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Liam Dann: Why the economy is a slim-fit suit in the wrong decade
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Diana Clement: Don't be loan-ly this year
COMMENT: It might be time to give two fingers to the loan industry.
Brian Gaynor: Houses and shares deliver a decade of growth
Houses or shares, which is the best investment? This is a recurring question in NZ.
NZ's wealth gap: It's have-mores v have-nots
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Diana Clement: The ghosts of holiday spending
COMMENT: Are the ghosts of holiday spending haunting you?
Brian Gaynor: Why Aussies are winning retirement race
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Diana Clement: Last-minute Xmas gifts
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