Money
Briscoe Group announces record profits for year
Retailer Briscoe Group is expecting a record full year profit on the back of higher sales, but is preparing for tougher times.
Australia to replace Queen on banknote with design honouring Indigenous culture
Australia will replace the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on its A$5 banknote with a new design to reflect and honour the history of its Indigenous culture.
Your Money with Mary Holm
For her first chat of 2023 with Jesse, Mary Holm talks about some positive financial issues. She has a list of spending that makes people happy, including paying off debt, paying for travel and… Audio
Higher unemployment rate prompts banks to lower OCR forecast
Signs of a softening labour market has prompted big banks to revise down their forecast official cash rate hike this month, with a 50 basis point rise now widely expected.
The Panel with Sue Kedgley and Nick Leggett (part 1)
Today on the Panel, Susie and panellists Sue Kedgley and Nick Leggitt discuss the extension on the fuel tax cuts and half price public transport. Audio
Personal finance: How to cope with rising mortgage rates
As interest rates continue an upwards march and home values drop, many people may be finding it difficult to service their mortgage. David Boyle joins Kathryn to talk about what homeowners can do to… Audio
ASB scraps monthly account fees worth about $14m
ASB Bank is scrapping monthly fees on more than a dozen business and personal accounts, worth about $14 million this year.
Cook Islands govt pays Air NZ $5.4 million in tax
The Cook Islands government has paid $5.4 million to Air New Zealand following a High Court case in Rarotonga.
Renters feel the heat as prices for 2022 reach higest ever
Renters around Aotearoa are having to come up with more coin than ever to keep a roof over their heads - especially in Northland.
The Trade Me data for 2022 shows the rental price has hit an all time… Audio
Papakura locals on rising costs: 'There's not as much money left over'
Shoppers are feeling the pinch of rising grocery prices, meaning compromises at the dinner table.
'Take some of the pain off' - Small businesses offer Hipkins advice
Small businesses across Aotearoa aren't confident the new prime minister will address their issues in time to win them over before the general election.
Reserve Bank planning to boost foreign cash, but amount unknown
The Reserve Bank is tight-lipped about how much of an increase is required but said it was necessary for financial stability and monetary policy reasons.
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins defends cost-of-living record, promises more action
Chris Hipkins has put the "bread and butter" issue of inflation at the top of his government's agenda, saying today's figures confirm that's the right approach.
Countdown expects price of seasonal produce to drop
The cost of seasonal fruit and vegetables is expected to drop in the coming weeks following a challenging year.
Building costs help keep annual inflation rate at 7.2-percent - StatsNZ
The annual inflation rate stayed at 7-point-2 percent to the end of December.
Stats NZ says it was driven by high food, household, and building costs, but partly offset by cheaper fuel.
Statistics'… Audio
'A period of significant change': FMA wants to ensure NZers can trust financial sector
The Financial Markets Authority says the rise of DIY investment using apps and online tools has been a particular area of focus over the past year.
New report details emerging risks for fund managers
The Financial Markets Authority has identified a number of risks for fund managers to grapple with.
CPI indicates inflation may have peaked, but economic pressures persist
Inflation may have peaked, but hefty rate rises and economic recession still loom large on the horizon.
Back to school: Calculating the cost of stationery
The cost of back-to-school necessities like stationery and uniforms can be overwhelming for some parents, with massive disparities between what different schools require. Audio
Plea for more lifeguard funding: 'Our need is increasing across the country'
As the country's drowning toll mounts rapidly, Auckland beachgoers want more lifeguards on duty - meanwhile, Surf Life Saving says it needs more money to cover more beaches.
