New Zealand banks suffered a 27.57% drop in profits in 2020 because of Covid-19, but still made $4.4 billion, according to a new report published by KPMG.

Good Returns speaks to adviser consultancy groups who say that many advisers are still dragging their heels coming up to March 15.

Simon Angelo says New Zealand needs to look to a European-inspired solution to solve the housing crisis in New Zealand.

Property investors have begun to step back from the real estate market in recent weeks, according to a new survey conducted by economist Tony Alexander.

Heartland Bank is "comfortable" for its digital mortgage product to continue running, after approving more than $300 million in loans. 

Jon-Paul Hale on the future security of insurance cover, unacceptable levels of risk for clients and sneaky exclusions to be wary of.

Premium revenue increase of 7.9% reflects “pleasing” post-Covid trend.

Returning New Zealander boosts the Pāua Wealth Management crew.

CFP John Milner shares his experience as a friend and colleague of "this warrior woman" who held the industry to account. 

December was yet another record-breaking month of mortgage lending in New Zealand, according to newly-published RBNZ data.

After delays due to a move to a new technology platform, the IRD are having to compensate many KiwiSaver accounts to the tune of $6.6 million.