Stories by Susan Edmunds

The tax is the only tax base-broadening measure likely to raise a significant amount of revenue, officials have told the government.

New data indicates that, after a while on the sidelines, investors are getting back into the market.

Thousands of people turn to crowdfunding platform Givealittle every year to raise money to cover their health needs - and it's prompted a warning from the insurance industry.

Starlink might have topped Consumer NZ's ranking, but there's a warning it won't be the best solution for everyone.

随着圣诞节团建浪潮的临近，新西兰各地的上班族也开始陆续从雇主那里收到关于行为规范的提醒。

雇佣关系局报告中指出，2023年因劳动纠纷要求仲裁的人数同比2022年更高，5类纠纷最为普遍。

Mortgage advisers say they're getting a raw deal, and house-buyers are suffering.

A bank customer has been reimbursed $6000 she lost to scammers after the Banking Ombudsman intervened.

The landlord says they had to pay 11 separate insurance excesses charged for repairs.

In many parts of the country, a majority of four-bedroom houses are lived in by two or fewer people.

Pak'n Save and New World's online shopping sites now offer the option of sorting by price again.

The current affairs magazine is pausing its print version to focus on its digital presence.

A surge in tech stocks has helped to propel passive fund managers and "responsibly" invested funds.

Larger loans mean the debt crunch is continuing, even as rates fall.

ACC统计数据显示，家中是新西兰人发生受伤状况最多的场景，而专家认为，居家办公本身的安全隐患也应纳入相关法律保护。

Renters United says the figures make "a mockery" of the government's claims about emergency housing.

And what happens to your warranty if your builder goes under? RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.

Here are some dramatic ways end-of-year functions have disrupted workplaces.

The scam is a reminder for people to be vigilant, a complaints resolution scheme says.

专家认为，随着新西兰人口结构不断老龄化，对公共服务的需求也将不断增加。与此同时，其他诸如纳税人口减少、气候变化支出增加等不利因素共同作用在现行财政体系上，加税似乎势在必行。

Job hunters say it's a tough year.

Injuries caused by things such as lifting and carrying were most common, new data hows.

They are also spending disproportionately more of their income on power costs, researchers say.

A record number of New Zealand citizens left the country in the year to September, and about half of them went to Australia.

Frances Cook claims she's had her podcast "taken".