retirees

I went to a panel on the Super Age to try and get my head around the issue. I left way more confused

I went to a panel on the Super Age to try and get my head around the issue. I left way more confused

Claire Dale says changes to KiwiSaver, global economic uncertainty and predictions house prices could drop by as much as 20% by 2030 all mean retirement is looking very different to how it once did

Claire Dale says changes to KiwiSaver, global economic uncertainty and predictions house prices could drop by as much as 20% by 2030 all mean retirement is looking very different to how it once did

Treasury staff say a government plan to pay for superannuation should not be delayed, as the ageing population may need decades to respond to policy changes

Treasury staff say a government plan to pay for superannuation should not be delayed, as the ageing population may need decades to respond to policy changes

Andrew Coleman looks at the 'TTE' versus 'EET' methods of taxing retirement savings, suggesting change for the KiwiSaver accounts of younger New Zealanders

Andrew Coleman looks at the 'TTE' versus 'EET' methods of taxing retirement savings, suggesting change for the KiwiSaver accounts of younger New Zealanders

Andrew Coleman argues it's time NZ again considered social security taxes as we did when a compulsory saving scheme was introduced in the 1970s

Andrew Coleman argues it's time NZ again considered social security taxes as we did when a compulsory saving scheme was introduced in the 1970s

In his ongoing superannuation series Andrew Coleman points out NZ’s government retirement system can be quite extreme, assuming all people are competent to make their own savings and investment decisions before they retire, with little government help

In his ongoing superannuation series Andrew Coleman points out NZ’s government retirement system can be quite extreme, assuming all people are competent to make their own savings and investment decisions before they retire, with little government help

In part 6 of his series on NZ's retirement income system Andrew Coleman looks at issues of inequality

In part 6 of his series on NZ's retirement income system Andrew Coleman looks at issues of inequality

In our Of Interest podcast, Squirrel's John Bolton explains why the appetite for smaller apartments might be greater than you think

In our Of Interest podcast, Squirrel's John Bolton explains why the appetite for smaller apartments might be greater than you think

Andrew Coleman says young Kiwis should be able to choose what they want from the pension scheme menu and the family should discuss whether there's a better way to split the bill

Andrew Coleman says young Kiwis should be able to choose what they want from the pension scheme menu and the family should discuss whether there's a better way to split the bill

The Nats do best when they take the 'national' part of their name seriously, writes Chris Trotter

The Nats do best when they take the 'national' part of their name seriously, writes Chris Trotter

If you’re 65 or over and want to work, you’re far better off in New Zealand than Australia, says Peter Martin

If you’re 65 or over and want to work, you’re far better off in New Zealand than Australia, says Peter Martin

New research shows a majority of New Zealand families struggling financially

New research shows a majority of New Zealand families struggling financially

Claire Dale details a coming storm for New Zealand’s future retirees: Still renting and not enough savings to avoid poverty

Claire Dale details a coming storm for New Zealand’s future retirees: Still renting and not enough savings to avoid poverty

Heartland Bank says enquiries about reverse mortgages are the highest it has experienced to date, helped by the ongoing low interest rate environment

Heartland Bank says enquiries about reverse mortgages are the highest it has experienced to date, helped by the ongoing low interest rate environment

CEO Shaun Drylie says SBS Bank's looking to assist with a gap in the market for reverse mortgages, which he expects there to be a growing need for in New Zealand

CEO Shaun Drylie says SBS Bank's looking to assist with a gap in the market for reverse mortgages, which he expects there to be a growing need for in New Zealand