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Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman Scheme sees 25% increase in insurance complaints and enquiries as it accepts a record number of disputes

Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman Scheme sees 25% increase in insurance complaints and enquiries as it accepts a record number of disputes

How Factor, a New Zealand-based energy tech company, wants to make energy pricing and forecasting easier

How Factor, a New Zealand-based energy tech company, wants to make energy pricing and forecasting easier

Large energy companies will have to offer pricing plan that gives consumers cheaper rates for off-peak electricity - Electricity Authority

Large energy companies will have to offer pricing plan that gives consumers cheaper rates for off-peak electricity - Electricity Authority

Five-year average cost of natural disasters in NZ $952 million, pace of growth for insurance premiums slows as sector enters 'softening' phase - Forsyth Barr

Five-year average cost of natural disasters in NZ $952 million, pace of growth for insurance premiums slows as sector enters 'softening' phase - Forsyth Barr

Document on climate adaptation framework 'quite silent' over where costs will fall, Local Government New Zealand says

Document on climate adaptation framework 'quite silent' over where costs will fall, Local Government New Zealand says

Climate change will continue to bring 'substantial financial costs', need for change urgent - Independent Reference Group says in document on adaptation framework

Climate change will continue to bring 'substantial financial costs', need for change urgent - Independent Reference Group says in document on adaptation framework

Confidence slowly returning to market, according to latest quarterly index report from wealth platform Sharesies

Confidence slowly returning to market, according to latest quarterly index report from wealth platform Sharesies

First-home buyers and financial hardship: KiwiSaver withdrawals hit $234 million in May as first time homebuyers dive into their savings

First-home buyers and financial hardship: KiwiSaver withdrawals hit $234 million in May as first time homebuyers dive into their savings

Negotiations start for 'city and regional deals' as Government signs MoU with Auckland, Otago/Central Lakes and Western Bay of Plenty

Negotiations start for 'city and regional deals' as Government signs MoU with Auckland, Otago/Central Lakes and Western Bay of Plenty

New Zealand firms still hopeful about an improvement in the economy despite demand remaining weak - latest NZIER Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion

New Zealand firms still hopeful about an improvement in the economy despite demand remaining weak - latest NZIER Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion

Insurance premiums for house, car and contents up by 51% over past three years - insurance comparison website Quashed

Insurance premiums for house, car and contents up by 51% over past three years - insurance comparison website Quashed

Bankers, lawyers and accountants could be unintentionally helping facilitate economic abuse, Australian research suggests

Bankers, lawyers and accountants could be unintentionally helping facilitate economic abuse, Australian research suggests

Financial Markets Authority shares its Financial Conduct Report, highlighting conduct problems and areas of regulatory focus

Financial Markets Authority shares its Financial Conduct Report, highlighting conduct problems and areas of regulatory focus

NZ receives 189 Active Investor Plus visa applications, which has potential to bring in $845 million in investment, Govt says

NZ receives 189 Active Investor Plus visa applications, which has potential to bring in $845 million in investment, Govt says

Two deceased estates in Auckland sell for more than $2.6 million combined at auction, net proceeds to go to charity

Two deceased estates in Auckland sell for more than $2.6 million combined at auction, net proceeds to go to charity

'The days of letting councils decide that growth shouldn’t happen at all are over', says Chris Bishop

'The days of letting councils decide that growth shouldn’t happen at all are over', says Chris Bishop