Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
26th Jun 26, 5:00am
Natalia Albert says finally the Green Party has mostly got its tax policy right
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
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25th Jun 26, 11:45am
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by Ella Somers
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Following a split Official Cash Rate vote in May, UBS anticipates a more allied voting stance in the Reserve Bank’s July Monetary Policy Review. Westpac sees 2 hikes this year
Banking / News
Banking / News
25th Jun 26, 10:00am
by Ella Somers
‘Rein in their animal spirits’: Green Party’s proposed 0.06% bank levy may spark industry competition, but the big four Australian-owned banks could also slap the bill onto depositors
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
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25th Jun 26, 11:09am
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by Anna Whyte
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National promises low-interest, long-term solar power loans, repaid through rates
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Investing / News
Investing / News
25th Jun 26, 3:00pm
by Luron Iosefa
Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; Tourism Holdings leads Thursday's rebound while Spark, F&P Healthcare and a2 Milk extend gains; Kathmandu, Serko, Scales and Summerset weaken
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Personal Finance / Analysis
23rd Jun 26, 5:19pm
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Our largest mortgage lender reverses its early June home loan rate hikes - and cuts a wider range of term deposit rates at the same time
Rural News / Opinion
22nd Jun 26, 1:37pm
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Synlait is in critical financial trouble with big consequences of past strategic and operational disasters, says Keith Woodford
Personal Finance / Analysis
24th Jun 26, 8:22am
More banks jockey for position on home loan rate levels, with BNZ now shifting rates both ways; up for shorter fixed terms, down for longer fixed terms
Personal Finance / Analysis
24th Jun 26, 2:05pm
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Even though there have only been sporadic term deposit rate changes over the past month, the slow but steady shifts have opened up interesting variations between financial institutions
Banking / News
19th Jun 26, 9:27am
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Jarden analysts see a sea-change for the Aussie parents of NZ's major banks, with tax changes ending 'rivers of gold' from housing lending and bringing dividend payout ratios into question
Public Policy / Opinion
19th Jun 26, 11:04am
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Patrick Nolan says the steady compounding pressure of more NZ Super claimants per active worker needs to be addressed. Who pays more, how soon, and what other public services need to be adjusted?
Property / Analysis
22nd Jun 26, 1:47pm
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Prospective first home buyers in Auckland, Tauranga and Kapiti are caught between not being able to scrape together a 20% deposit and being unable to afford the repayments on a low equity loan