Money
Evening Business for Friday 17th May
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
Cheques still allowed at big banks
New Zealand's four biggest banks will continue to honour cheques, even though Kiwibank is scrapping the service.
Cheque Books - are they really obsolete?
Kiwibank will stop taking cheques from March next year, but with banks and ATMs disappearing in remote areas and the increasing emphasis on Internet banking, what happens if you're not online, or not… Audio
Kiwibank to bounce cheques for good next year
Kiwibank will be cheque-free as of February next year after reaching a "tipping point".
Credit report responses too slow - Privacy Commissioner
Most credit report companies are too slow at handling people's requests for their information to meet new timeframe deadlines coming in July, a spot check by the Privacy Commissioner has found.
Your Money with Mary Holm: Investments
Financial journalist and author Mary Holm is our regular money expert and today she's looking specifically at investments. Audio
Liquidators called in to hacked cryptocurrency business
The Christchurch-based cryptocurrency exchange that was hacked earlier this year has been placed in liquidation.
Sue Chetwin: Consumer report shows 70% of counterfeit goods sold online
A US study released this week shows 70% of counterfeit products are sold online worth half a trillion dollars each year. Consumer New Zealand chief executive Sue Chetwin joins Jim to discuss. Audio
Money brings relief for mosque shooting victims
There's relief in Christchurch as terror attack victims are told much-needed money is on the way. After eight weeks, Victim Support has finally revealed it would be handing over another $3.5 million… Audio
Too many tourists
A survey has found some Kiwis are worried about tourists - mainly because of congestion, infrastructure and the environment. Audio
Evening Business for Thursday 9th May
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
Universal Basic Income: would it work?
A new study has found a Universal Basic Income may not work - that is it can't alleviate poverty and be economically viable at the same time. Audio
Evening Business for Wednesday 8th May
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
Welfare system report made public
A long-awaited report on how the welfare system should be overhauled will be made public later today. The expert advisory group was set up as part of Labour's confidence and supply deal with the… Audio
Your Money with Mary Holm : Retirement Income
Mary Holm offers insights from conference on retirement income policies at the University of Auckland’s Retirement Policy and Research Centre. Audio
Evening Business for Wednesday 1st May
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
Government books show $2.5 billion surplus
The government's books are in better shape than expected.
New scheme offers in-home help for saving on power bills
A new, free, in-home coaching service was launched yesterday to help households struggling with heating costs. Audio
Five-day junior doctors' strike begins
Thousands of junior doctors are walking off the job from 8am, for their longest strike yet. It's the fifth strike by the members of the Resident Doctors Association and this time will run for five… Audio
Angus Kidman: Aussies have a leg-up in the trans-Tasman saving race
Our trans-Tasman cousins have one over us in the ongoing national rivalry between New Zealand and Australia, with Aussies saving more than Kiwis. Finder's global editor-in-chief Angus Kidman… Audio
