Homeowners nervously awaiting the coming interest rate tsunami will end up fighting inflation on behalf of the rest of New Zealand.

The relentless rise of the Official Cash Rate (OCR) is sparking signs of anxiety.

The Minister of Finance says the current level of his state spending is about right and most economists expect inflation to come down.

New Zealand might have escaped a recession but public anticipation of a recession had a chilling effect, according to a new report.

A clearer idea is emerging of the post FAP adviser industry, with the workforce potentially shrinking by 14% or more.

Finance industry professionals have been given striking evidence of how much investors want to act ethically.

Economists are singing in unison about Wednesday's interest rate announcement by the Reserve Bank.

Advisers have been receiving advice on the best way to work in an age where trust is no longer the main driver of a deal.

<JING: Do not use> Mortgage advisers have escaped the main thrust of the Stewardship Code unveiled yesterday (Wed)  by the organisation, Responsible Investment Association of Australasia (RIAA).

Investors and the people who manage their money have been given clear guidelines on how to deal with non-financial matters such as climate change and sustainability.

The KiwiSaver company Kōura Wealth has started a petition to improve gender equity in retirement.

Home buyers and the mortgage advisers who serve them will be nervously watching the renewed slew of worrying economic data.

A new 20-year interest-only home loan has been unveiled by non-bank lender Resimac for property investors.

The New Zealand dollar slipped low and stayed low after the Federal Reserve raised the base interest rate in the US by 75 points.

Investors have been welcomed to an “Age of Confusion” by a company that handles EUR 178 billion ($NZ300 billion) of their wealth.