Money
Money with Mary Holm
Personal Finance Expert Mary Holm continues her talk about Kiwisaver and why some people have still not joined. She also answers more questions from listeners. Audio
A warning about NZers high debt
A warning that New Zealand could be the next to fall economically. Audio
Budgeting service outraged at families living in WINZ-funded mo
Mangere Budgeting Service CEO Darryl Evans says it is disgraceful that Work and Income is placing families in motels costing thousands of dollars a week, many of which are substandard. Video, Audio
Financially literate Ken and Barbie
The Retirement Commission's video campaign and interactive website to promote better financial literacy, encourage saving, and get us thinking about decumulation. Audio
Money with Mary Holm
Today Mary looks at why some people are still not in KiwiSaver, or are on a contributions holiday: Part 2. Previously she has discussed people with worries and fears and ethical concerns. This time… Audio
Inmates get a taste of saving, investing and budgeting
A financial literacy workshop has given inmates at Rimutaka Prison insights into saving, setting up a bank account, and getting a loan. Audio
Survey finds consumers more financially stressed this Christmas
A survey has found half of New Zealanders are expecting to spend at least $500 on Christmas, even though a third are feeling more financially stressed than in previous years. Audio
Christmas - the time for borrowing
Jessica Wilson of Consumer NZ talks about the financial pitfalls of borrowing money for Christmas. Audio
Money with Mary Holm: How to avoid being defrauded
Mary Holm discusses New Zealanders' susceptibility to fraud. Audio
Law makes it easier for women to bargain over pay equity
A law change will make it easier for women to file pay equity claims with their employers, rather than having to go through the courts.
Private equity M&A ramps up
A corporate lawyer says private equity funds have been busy raising money and are ready to go shopping. Audio
The Bankers' New Clothes - Anat Admati
Professor Anat Admati from Stanford University is an expert in financial markets, banking and governance and was named one of TIME magazine's most influential people in the world in 2014. Her book The… Audio
Is UBI an idea whose time has come?
Raf Manji believes a universal basic income is the answer to poverty and the unemployment technological change will bring. Audio
Greg Fleming - Market reaction to US election result
AMP Capital's Head of Investment Strategy Greg Fleming on how the markets are responding to news of a Trump presidency and what's likely to happen from here on in. Audio
$44M Lotto win
Someone's won $44M but would it be better to have more big prizes instead of one massive prize? Audio
Money with Mary Holm
Why some people are still not in KiwiSaver, or are on a contributions holiday. Mary Holm answers more of your questions on kiwisaver. Audio
Budgeting service loses money because it helps the working poor
A budgeting service for the working poor says it's missing out on government funding because it doesn't help enough beneficaries. Christchurch Budget Service is one of 60 agencies that have failed to… Audio
Infrastructure top of tourism wishlist as industry awaits funds
Strained tourism infrastructure is at the top of the agenda as the industry meets in Wellington this week. Audio
Junior doctors hit back at DHBs claims
"We keep on getting stopped from getting into some really heavy negotiations." The Resident Doctors Association union hits back at the DHBs claims. Audio
Junior doctors to strike again as DHB's offer rejected
Junior doctors are planning another 48-hour strike this month after rejecting an offer to settle their row over rosters. The DHBs say they've made four offers but the union's rejected them without… Audio
