Stories by Susan Edmunds

The woman was finally refunded when a dispute resolution service stepped in.

There is a long grind still ahead for those affected by the market downturn.

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.

It comes after he struggled to keep up payments and asked a financial mentor for help, who discovered the issue.

What are the rules for a voluntary redundancy offer, and what do staff need to know?

And why a tax cut for people under 35 wouldn't fix a system one economist calls a "Ponzi scheme".

A million New Zealanders shop on Temu, researchers say, and it is forcing local retailers to rethink.

New data sheds light on how the soft housing market is affecting commissions.

房产中介行业2023年初出现人员净流失现象，但人均售房数量有所增加。业内人士表示，困难时期正是加入这个行业、并学到"真东西"的完美时机。

ASB has cut its six-month rate to 6.39 percent, its one-year rate to 5.99 percent and 18-month rate to 5.79 percent - but terms longer than that might be as low as they'll go, forecasters say.

Here's how our inflation battle has changed New Zealand's economy.

Kiwibank's chief executive says it is like being "a high school team playing the All Blacks".

The government should abandon any requirement for the Reserve Bank to have "gender or ethnic balance" on its board, a former senior staffer says.

Home Depot may have made the news recently for requiring corporate staff to work on the shop floor - but that's common in many New Zealand retail outlets, one retail expert says.

Sales prices are inching closer to asking prices - but is it buyers or sellers moving?

We've been handed a B - but by one important measure we're performing less well than we were.

The Department of Conservation is bottom of the pack when it comes to paying invoices on time, data shows.

Most first-home buyers are now at least 35, but there's a warning borrowing later in life can come with hurdles. Audio

Here's how much you have to prove to banks you can pay. Audio

RNZ says the advertisements undermine trust but have also started falsely attributing content to its journalists.

'Fingers crossed it's a really exciting war and people are going to benefit from it,' says a mortgage broker.

如果员工年假不足，将被要求休无薪假。

If they don't have enough leave, the "base expectation" is they will take leave without pay, they've been told.

A tenant has been told to pay more than $7500 to her landlord over the unapproved pets.

There's been a rush of people with fixed mortgage rates regret looking for solutions.