
Mark Fowler: Political backdrop driving financial narrative
COMMENT: How the dollar might react as New Zealand forms a new Government.
COMMENT: How the dollar might react as New Zealand forms a new Government.
COMMENT: Pay later options can smooth out your options, but still leave you stretched.
COMMENT: Aussies are afraid of losing their jobs to robots as AI replaces entry-level jobs
COMMENT: I didn't know it at the time but the crash of 1987 changed my life, too.
OPINION: Borrowing money is simple. Unless you're up to your eyeballs in debt.
Winston Peters knows 7.2% of the vote limits his ability to demand major change
COMMENT: Keen on a move to Whanganui? Now might be the right time.
COMMENT: Successful marketing has a principle of "Slow, Slow, Quick, Quick".
COMMENT: As the waters rise, local government can't be left to shoulder the cost.
COMMENT: Executive remuneration arouses passion, but is often hard to evaluate.
COMMENT: Coalition talks look like being all too brief, writes Liam Dann.
COMMENT: Does the bank have to reimburse you? The answer could well be "no".
COMMENT: Solid Energy could probably have survived, but for its growth strategy.
OPINION: Many of the changes that Peters has proposed could be workable.
COMMENT: No 'secure' investment also delivers such high returns.
Will 11 nations push on with a deal next month, now that the US has pulled out?
Pressure on NZ On Air means no money for long-running public service programmes.
COMMENT: Little to suggest National leader reaching out to Greens' Shaw.
COMMENT: Are you getting the best value for money on your car insurance?
COMMENT: Bring on the robot revolutionary, our economy needs the productivity boost.
OPINION: If you have the money for one, the iPhone 8 Plus won't disappoint.
Comment: Much of this post-election angst is over-blown.
COMMENT: Dividends make huge difference when measuring past returns.
COMMENT: Big parties might accept some NZ First policies - but not a new Reserve Bank Act
COMMENT: The three useful programs most businesses are not using.
COMMENT: If you have a sense of déjà vu about Theo Spierings' pay - you'd be right.
COMMENT: A new government ministry could steer the inevitable and rapid change.
COMMENT: So what else is on NZ First's corporate reform agenda?
COMMENT: New Govt takes over in a period of relative economic calm - but it can't last.