The Green Party says they support super being a universal entitlement, but they won't vote on the Government's super bill.

AIA's United States parent company American International Group Inc has become the biggest financial company by market value, eclipsing Citigroup Inc.

Fund managers and investors with index funds can breath a sigh of relief now that IRD had decided to let passively managed funds keep their tax advantage for another three year.

The IRD lets index funds keep their tax advantage - but with strings attached.

Quicken's day of reckoning, 2000 in 2000, Aegis wraps up $1 bill, PTO unshackled,

One-year fixed rate mortgages are BNZ Chief Economist Tony Alexander's current favourite, a view that coincides with a round of rate cuts.

The Public Trust Office (PTO) says that a newsletter put out by a group of lawyers criticising the office's will making practices is inaccurate.

New property division laws mean couples, whether married, de facto or same-sex, will need seek advice.

Technolgy down but not out, Compulsory super with tax incentives please, US giant lands in Australia, Health professionals investment options widen.