Money

Why do banks get away with behaving so badly? There's been a run of activity lately that raises questions about whose side your banker is really on. Audio

Former Blood, Sweat & Tears guitarist Steve Katz joins Jim to discuss his memories of Woodstock 50 years on and why he feels the festival has been viewed by many through rose-tinted glasses.  Audio

World markets have regained composure this morning. Brad Gordon from Hobson Wealth Partners is in our Auckland studio. Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio

Rebecca Stevenson, National Business Editor for Stuff, has been thinking about whether money can buy you happiness. Obviously the answer is no, but it can buy you less stress - and more choice. Audio

New York Times best-selling author, and economic and investment advisor James Rickards says the past decade is proof that the most devastating financial crisis is just around the corner.  Audio

An ANZ shareholder is raising further questions about the sale of an Auckland residential property to the bank's former chief executive David Hisco and his family. KiwiSaver provider Simplicity, which… Audio

Newsroom's Bernard Hickey explains the latest OCR drop, what it means, and predicts its direction a year out.  Audio

Auckland barrister Sandra Grant says older couples need to consider how they want their assets to be treated, under current property law and under proposed changes.  Audio

A government partnership with an American videogame maker has burnt the New Zealand taxpayer. The Transport Agency has sunk public money into a partnership with a Silicon Valley company called Machine… Audio

The community in South Auckland says the loss of a planned arm of Te Papa museum there is a huge blow.  Audio

Earlier this week the Reserve Bank dropped the official cash rate by 50 basis points to one percent. But what does this actually MEAN? And how will it affect people? Audio

Former NZ Treasury Secretary and incoming Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland Gabriel Makhlouf has written to Ireland's Minister for Finance telling him he could have done a better job dealing… Audio

Finance Minister Grant Robertson says the Reserve Bank's unexpectedly large interest rate cut is all about getting ahead of the economic curve.

But he says it's not a knee-jerk reaction. Opposition… Audio

The New Zealand Reserve Bank has cut the Official Cash Rate to 1 percent, surprising many in the finance industry who had been expecting a smaller cut.

Finance Minister Grant Robertson joins Corin… Audio

With the cost of borrowing at an all-time low, the government and the country are being told to seize the moment and spend to help boost the economy.

The Reserve Bank slashed the official cash rate… Audio