The Reserve Bank has kept the official cash rate at its record low of 0.25%. Here's what the central bank said:

Mortgage borrowers could be better off locking in long-term loans ahead of potential increases in the official cash rate in 2022, according to economists at ANZ. 

Living in a caravan at Nelson’s Spirit of Nature commune has been cold comfort for a man embroiled in a spat with his landlord over whether a tenancy agreement exists.

Houses sold in the first quarter of this year made their owners a median gain of $315,000 up from $291,000 in the last three months of 2020.

The Financial Markets (Conduct of Institutions) Amendment Bill is set to reform the way banks pay commission to mortgage advisers, with sales and volume based incentives set to be outlawed. Here's what advisers need to know.

A woman’s fear of men and a neighbouring tenant’s intimidating behaviour making her feeling unsafe in her home has led to the landlord paying her $827 in compensation.

A landlord who tried to claim a $5,600 bond in compensation for a tenancy ending early has been slapped down by the Tenancy Tribunal.

Auckland’s rents have tipped into the $600 range for the first time.

Some of the $80 million to be spent over the next four years to police Healthy Homes standards, fix the bond centre and fund RTA disputes could be better spent, says the Property Investors Federation.

Leading economists predict the official cash rate will stay on hold this week, with all eyes on the Reserve Bank's views on inflation and future rate hikes.

Former CEO of van Eyk Research charged with breaches of directors’ duties.

The Financial Service Providers Register has threatened to de-list advisers who have not linked their registration to a financial advice provider or authorised body under the new regime, causing panic across the industry.