Inflation has jumped again, though at a slightly lower rate than forecast.

Statistics show that mortgage lending by non-bank institutions is inching upwards, but is still nowhere near the level it was before the Global Financial Crisis.

 The Governor of the Reserve Bank has fired an oblique shot across the bows of the Government over state spending.

Financial advisers share their thoughts on government's proposed Income Insurance scheme.

Westpac says a big OCR hike yesterday will spare homeowners much harsher treatment later.

The latest survey of banks by Consumer NZ shows 73% of New Zealanders think they charge too much.

Almost everyone thinks Reserve Bank monetary bosses will perform another high jump this week.

New Zealand's leading Home Equity Release (HER) provider has just passed a milestone.

Mortgage applications are down 19% year-on-year, according to the credit reporting agency, Centrix.

A significant minority of people are making voluntary contributions to their KiwiSaver schemes to take advantage of volatile market conditions, according to research by ASB.

A draft version of proposed changes to the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCFA) has just been released by the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE).

A 44 year veteran of the lending business is considering putting away his shingle because the industry has taken the wrong direction.

Complaints to banks about lending-related matters rose sharply in the last three months of 2021, according to new data.

Advisers have been warned of the dangers of cyber attacks that can damage their finances, their clients and their reputations.

Borrowing is dropping again and the best credit risks are again faring worst, according to new data.

The ANZ has improved a key aspect of its governance, according to the Reserve Bank (RBNZ).