OnePath has created two new roles and has also announced that Jeremy Nicol is leaving the business.

It is too easy for people to invest badly but the introduction of a mandatory retirement savings scheme could be a way to solve the problem, says economist Andrew Coleman.

Patrick Diack, the man who got into trouble for offering people cash to sign up to KiwiSaver, now says he’s been left with nothing after a legal battle with his brother.

Non-bank lender RESIMAC is restricting its low equity lending to brokers who meet certain standards and it has also made some changes to its pricing 

New Zealand First wants to offer pensioners a 25% rebate on the cost of their health insurance.

Former AXA chief executive Ralph Stewart is back in the market looking to establish a company to provide a much needed annuity product.

Clients should be encouraged to protect themselves against the medical claims they’re most likely to make, Southern Cross says.

Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler explains why he introduced restrictions on low deposit lending.

Kiwi banks had a better net interest margin in the June quarter than they had reported earlier in the year, the latest KPMG quarterly financial institutions performance survey shows.