The history of superannuation over the past 25 years was recently described as being like driving down a country road at night in a car with no suspension and the headlights turned off.

Is property going to contiue with its 'boom-bust' cycles or will it become more disciplined?

What is the impact that New Zealand’s aging population will have on the ability to pay New Zealand Superannuation.

New Zealand’s housing market should continue to improve throughout this year, but don’t expect a boom.

...And the winners are, Two new share investment books, CBA exits IPAC

Colonial First State Investments is making changes to its New Zealand team following an earlier decision to operate its retail funds management business under the Sovereign brand.

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The Green Party has accused NZ First and the Alliance of selling out their supporters by voting to allow the public service pension fund - the GSF - to be invested on the international sharemarket.

English not impressed by backroom deal "between the minority Government and a media-attention starved Winston Peters".

Follows from meeting between Cullen and Peters on superannuation fund.

Finance Minister Michael Cullen has agreed to a proposal which would clear the way for the Government's superannuation fund to be divided up into individual accounts.

A Tauranga insurance broker plans to turn accountants and lawyers into insurance sellers.