Stories by Susan Edmunds

We're nearing the bottom of the market, research firm says.

New payment methods have sparked a warning for struggling households.

But how does New Zealand's experience really compare to other countries?

New Zealand's rental market is cooling - but how much of that is due to the return of interest deductibility for investors?

New Zealand has some unique building challenges, experts say - but should a new hospital be one of them?

One property coach says people hanging back might miss their chance. Is that true?

There's potential bad news - at least in the immediate future.

It's one of the country's biggest companies - but these investors aren't touching it. How did the company's shares gone from $8 a decade ago to $2.95 this week?

The housing department has been taking significant numbers of tenants to the Tenancy Tribunal in recent months over rent arrears.

A study has found brands with more inclusive advertising practices had more sales and higher customer loyalty.

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.

After Antonia Watson expressed support for a capital gains tax, RNZ asked the other banks what they thought.

The Equal Pay Act was passed in 1972. Based on current trends, the gender pay gap won't close until 2068.

Reverse mortgages make sense for many retirees. Here's the low-down.

An ageing population will mean the government needs more tax, and keeping young people willing to pay it will be important, Treasury says.

Rents are down, options are up but there's still a city feeling the squeeze down south.

What will be fair for the tax system of the future? The tax department is asking questions. Audio

自疫情以来出现的居家办公形式如今已经成为职场文化的一部分，但关于它是否合理、以及未来是进一步发展还是取消，围绕这一问题出现了不同声音和讨论。

In America, 30-year fixed interest mortgages with low break fees are common. Why don't we get those deals here?

The market is tough for people looking for new work, a recruitment boss says.

Many migrants who arrived here during the immigration boom of recent years are now struggling to find work.

Thousands of people who moved their money in 2020 never moved it back. Here's why that matters.

The men (and women) in finance may have the key to happiness.

And how the provincial vs metro centres stack up.

The outcome of an investigation into NZ's own supermarket pricing practices is expected by the end of this year.