Stories by Susan Edmunds

In one of dozens of cases being taken to the Tenancy Tribunal, a Wellington woman owed $34,440 in rent arrears.

As liquidation numbers soar, some just can't carry on, Retail NZ says.

Inflation has settled, but prices aren't back where they were.

Anyone who took to heart the Reserve Bank's indication it was considering another rate increase could have been left frustrated.

Grocery, chilled and frozen, and liquor products have all had their prices frozen - but there is no such move planned to help households.

August has been the month of cuts. Here's how they've stacked up.

The way GST is applied to managed funds is set to change.

The number of households with adult children has grown by more than 100,000 since 2004. Here's why. Audio

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.

Cafe owners say the crunch is worse than during Covid, making it "near impossible" to turn a profit.

Are member prices the best deals? And are non-members paying more?

How can businesses be feeling so positive? Commentators say it may be because things just can't get worse.

New data shows they're not Tiktoking their way to riches.

Higher-income families would usually qualify for less government support and the support available for those with only one child cut out at relatively low income levels, a financial coach says.

Interest rates will soon get to the level where it makes more sense, research firm says.

As one investor says buyers are waiting in the wings, our biggest bank says more rapid pick-up is possible.

These are the funds that have given investors the best returns over time.

从本周起，澳大利亚的部分职场人士在下班后有权不查看、不回复所有工作信息。

For the first time in a long time, Inland Revenue is physically visiting those owing money.

Prices will be flat this year but increase 7 percent next year, bank economist says.

Australians have been given the right to ignore the boss after-hours. What about us?

The number of people being made bankrupt has fallen sharply over the past decade, but there are warnings trouble may lie ahead.

NZ's biggest bank says things are uncertain because the recession the country has been through was deliberately caused.

婚庆行业人士表示，疫情以来，承接婚礼的数量和规模都有减少，越来越多的年轻人需要在买房首付和一个体面的婚礼之间做二选一的选择。

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your burning questions.