Money
FMA says level of engagement not good enough
The Financial Markets Authority is threatening action against KiwiSaver providers who don't do enough to educate and advise members invested in low earning default funds. Audio
FMA warning investors about dodgy deals
The country's investment watchdog is urging investors to be aware of the risks of investing with off-shore, unlicensed providers after a Bay of Plenty woman was left $7,000 out of pocket after falling… Audio
Auckland property values dip again, regions grow
As Auckland's property growth eases for another month, the regions are continuing to grow. Latest figures from property valuation company QV show Auckland values have dipped zero point six percent… Audio
Borrowers warned to read contracts carefully
The Commerce Commission is considering investigating a lender over its approach to recovering money owed to it.
Finance as a force for good
Singapore-based Natasha Garcha was working for a top hedge fund during the GFC when she realised over 2.5 billion people are excluded from the financial system worldwide. Natasha tells Lynn Freeman… Audio
Fonterra boss' pay shows 'increasing income inequality'
Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings is now New Zealand's highest paid worker, earning $8.3 million in the past year. The figure was revealed in Fonterra's annual report yesterday. The accounts… Audio
Fonterra chairman defends huge executive earnings
Fonterra's chairman says he's expecting the earnings of company executives to come in for public scrutiny after revealing the chief executive, Theo Spiering was paid $8.3 million for the past year… Audio
Top Stories for Tuesday 26 September 2017
Fonterra boss' pay shows 'increasing income inequality'; National, Labour gather negotiators to win over Peters; Epsom's National supporters disappointed with election result; far-right rise in German… Audio
NZ banks urged to join Aus and scrap ATM fees
Australia's four big banks plan to axe the unpopular charge, with Commonwealth Bank, which owns ASB here, leading the way. But will New Zealand banks follow their lead? Audio
Living in energy hardship: 'We couldn't make it through the winter'
New Zealanders are choosing to shiver through the cold months instead of heating their homes - because they can't afford to. Zac Fleming investigates what it's like to live in 'energy hardship'. Audio
Ten women claim $3 million each in Lotto syndicate
Ten former dental colleagues have won a share of $30m after contributing $2 a week to a Lotto syndicate for five years. Tina tells Checkpoint how her and her friends plan to spend the money. Video, Audio
Your Money with Mary Holm
Mary Holm is a columnist, author and educator. She discusses investment, shares, mortgages, Kiwisaver and other personal finance issues with Jesse Mulligan every second Thursday. Today she responds to… Audio
Money down the drain
The intriguing tale of thousands of euros blocking a toilet in Geneva. What's the back story? Audio
Cashless society and privacy issues
David Tripe of Massey University's School of Economics and Finance talks about being surveilled by our banks accounts. Audio
Hey big spender! Why it pays to know your credit score
Dr Claire Matthews from Massey's Business School talks about the importance of knowing your credit score - and if you have a black mark against your name, to do something about it. Audio
Grant Sabatier: millennnial millionaire
Tired of being poor, Grant Sabatier decided to do something about it and find a way to save a million dollars by the time he hit 30 - now he's helping other millennials do the same. Audio
Black Monday
The 1980s will be remembered for big hair, shoulder pads and the biggest destruction of wealth investors had ever seen. It's 30 years since the 1987 share market crash but the legacy of Black Monday… Audio
Your Money with Mary Holm
Part 2 of Mary's session on What to tackle first - debt or KiwiSaver? And why ANZ and AUT have clashed on KiwiSaver fees Audio
'Grass ceiling' for women refs in professional sport
Fair play and fair pay, Phil Pennington looks into whether women's referees and umpires are paid the same their male colleagues. Audio
Economists reject Joyce's attack Labour's fiscal plan
The economic consultancy Business and Economic Research Limited (BERL) is rejecting the National Party's claim there are errors in the Labour Party Fiscal Plan. BERL's executive director Ganesh Nana… Audio
