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Household borrowing still growing only steadily
Household borrowing grows only steadily; business borrowing surges
Household borrowing grows at slowest rate in five months
RBNZ's Wheeler repeats that bank expects to raise rates to more normal levels "soon"; warns of building inflation pressure
31st Jan 14, 1:15pm
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RBNZ's Wheeler repeats that bank expects to raise rates to more normal levels "soon"; warns of building inflation pressure
RBNZ holds OCR at 2.5% for 23rd time; says will start lifting OCR to 'more normal' levels 'soon'; NZ$ falls
30th Jan 14, 9:16am
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RBNZ holds OCR at 2.5% for 23rd time; says will start lifting OCR to 'more normal' levels 'soon'; NZ$ falls
'Curiouser and curiouser' - Terry Baucher says the aggressive Child Support penalty regime is clearly not working and he wonders why the IRD resists changing it
19th Dec 13, 11:46am
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'Curiouser and curiouser' - Terry Baucher says the aggressive Child Support penalty regime is clearly not working and he wonders why the IRD resists changing it
Terry Baucher says it's time for a comprehensive capital gains tax because the current system is delivering 'haphazard' and inconsistent outcomes
7th Dec 13, 8:23am
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Terry Baucher says it's time for a comprehensive capital gains tax because the current system is delivering 'haphazard' and inconsistent outcomes
Auckland Chamber of Commerce chief goes into bat for the rest of New Zealand; 'don't penalise everybody else for Auckland's problems'
5th Dec 13, 1:46pm
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Auckland Chamber of Commerce chief goes into bat for the rest of New Zealand; 'don't penalise everybody else for Auckland's problems'
Household borrowing hits the $200 bln mark, according to RBNZ figures
Chris Curtin assesses the dramatic changes to insurance affordability since the Christchurch quakes; suggests solutions
14th Nov 13, 10:34am
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Chris Curtin assesses the dramatic changes to insurance affordability since the Christchurch quakes; suggests solutions
Bernard Hickey looks at whether Xero has what it takes to become the 'Facebook of business'
10th Nov 13, 7:47am
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Bernard Hickey looks at whether Xero has what it takes to become the 'Facebook of business'
Stats NZ says unemployment rate fell to 6.2% in Sept quarter and employment rose 1.2%; better than economists' forecasts
6th Nov 13, 10:55am
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Stats NZ says unemployment rate fell to 6.2% in Sept quarter and employment rose 1.2%; better than economists' forecasts
Opinion: Young people setting up in business for themselves are facing financial risk and a massive learning curve
5th Nov 13, 5:05am
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Opinion: Young people setting up in business for themselves are facing financial risk and a massive learning curve
Household borrowing comes close to the $200 bln mark, according to RBNZ figures
31st Oct 13, 3:42pm
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Household borrowing comes close to the $200 bln mark, according to RBNZ figures
Terry Baucher points out that recent IRD moves on overseas Super reinforce the incentive to invest in property ahead of superannuation
29th Oct 13, 10:17am
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Terry Baucher points out that recent IRD moves on overseas Super reinforce the incentive to invest in property ahead of superannuation
ANZ 'moves up into the pack' with upgrades to its mobile banking apps, pledges more to come
16th Sep 13, 3:58pm
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ANZ 'moves up into the pack' with upgrades to its mobile banking apps, pledges more to come
Latest BNZ Confidence Survey suggests Kiwis much less comfortable about growing dependence on China after Fonterra scare
2nd Sep 13, 10:44am
Latest BNZ Confidence Survey suggests Kiwis much less comfortable about growing dependence on China after Fonterra scare
Growth of household debt is flat at 0.4% in the latest month; the rush to fixed rate mortgages is continuing
30th Aug 13, 3:31pm
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Growth of household debt is flat at 0.4% in the latest month; the rush to fixed rate mortgages is continuing
Commerce Commission's preliminary view is businesses stinging customers with credit card surcharges aren't breaking the law, MasterCard says
16th Aug 13, 5:06pm
Commerce Commission's preliminary view is businesses stinging customers with credit card surcharges aren't breaking the law, MasterCard says
Roger J Kerr says recent events are a real reminder of just how narrow the base of our economy is
12th Aug 13, 3:15pm
Roger J Kerr says recent events are a real reminder of just how narrow the base of our economy is
Elizabeth Davies thinks a bad experience at a local eatery is indicative of a widespread decline in service standards
12th Aug 13, 8:20am
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Elizabeth Davies thinks a bad experience at a local eatery is indicative of a widespread decline in service standards
Growth rate of borrowing has slowed, but the charge to fixed rate mortgages is continuing
31st Jul 13, 3:13pm
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Growth rate of borrowing has slowed, but the charge to fixed rate mortgages is continuing
Why regional towns and cities are hit much harder by ageing and what it means for councils, ratepayers and house prices
28th Jul 13, 9:05am
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Why regional towns and cities are hit much harder by ageing and what it means for councils, ratepayers and house prices
NZ CPI rose 0.2% in June qtr from March quarter; up 0.7% from year ago; lower than consensus forecast of 0.3% for qtr and 0.8% for year
16th Jul 13, 10:53am
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NZ CPI rose 0.2% in June qtr from March quarter; up 0.7% from year ago; lower than consensus forecast of 0.3% for qtr and 0.8% for year
Latest RBNZ credit statistics show that the rate of borrowing by New Zealanders is building up a head of steam
28th Jun 13, 3:20pm
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Latest RBNZ credit statistics show that the rate of borrowing by New Zealanders is building up a head of steam