Money

It may be people who have a one-year fix coming up for renewal in February who experience the biggest interest rate drop this cycle.

You're ready to go the show, and check out your favourite band - but then it's called off. What do you do next?

Residents of Los Angeles suburb of Altadena say they are concerned they are not a priority when it comes to government resources, insurance companies and emergency services.

More parents are getting bills for thousands after accidentally not declaring partners.

One mortgage advisor has done more second-tier lending over the last six months than ever before.

Having lost small amounts of money in investment scams, it was when someone claimed to be able to get the money back - plus returns - that the situation snowballed.

The cash rate is expected to be lowered by another 50 basis points soon, and further cuts are predicted.

It is the first new non-bank deposit taker licence to be granted by the Reserve Bank in nearly a decade.

Inland Revenue was given a budget boost this year, and it seems to be working, experts say.

The Greens say the system needs to change.

The man has lost his bid for compensation and reimbursement.

A cold summer is not translating into high fruit and vege prices, an expert says. Audio

Inland Revenue is changing the interest rates paid by and to taxpayers who over and underpay their tax.

Compared to last year, a number of different types of fruit and vegetables appear cheaper.

Seeds of Hope has built more than 200 garden boxes in backyards as well as supplying crews who help with planting and harvesting. Audio

In part one of this five-part series, money correspondent Susan Edmunds guides you through the basics of setting a budget.

It all starts with removing self-blame and shame from the equation, financial expert says. Audio

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.