Trade Me has sold its LifeDirect business back to one of its original adviser owners.

One change coming in a new bill revamping the superannuation system rectifies an unfairness that should have been fixed a long time ago, researchers at the University of Auckland's Retirement Policy and Research Centre (RPRC) say.

BlackRock’s decision to dump its investments in coal is part of a wider global surge in responsible investment, prompted in part by Australia’s latest bush fires, one New Zealand analyst says.

Banks have drawn criticism for charging high-LVR borrowers with "low equity premiums" and failing to notify them when they can switch to better rates.

The Inland Revenue is partly to blame for a delay in the wind-up of the PAA.

Non-bank lender Conrad Funds Management plans to increase mortgage lending in 2020 with a new $100 million funding line from Westpac.

New Zealand's financial advice industry is suffering a lack of women because they feel pushed out by male-dominated events, such as networking that revolves around drinking, new research has found.

Pie Funds founder Mike Taylor says holding too much cash through the start of 2019 ended up costing its funds' returns.

The home equity release market is likely to get a new player this year. 

The Professional Advisers Association (PAA) controversially sold its holiday homes in 2016 netting around $2 million; but what's happened to that money? Susan Edmunds investigates.

Ralph Stewart's Retirement Income Group is aiming to break into profit this year as well as rolling out a new product and establishing operations in another country.