Stories by Susan Edmunds

One smaller player has come into the market offering significantly less.

Just 21.9 percent of property investments are owned by solo women, compared to 26.1 percent by solo men.

It may be a tough winter for some, and the better off may be getting the better deals, advocates say

Borrowers are taking an extra interest in their mortages as rates fall.

The situation is "scary" for first-home buyers anywhere, advisors say, but some places are easier than other.

Consultation on the tax settings for charities should ask more questions about the donation tax credit, an expert says.

The Reserve Bank governor has suggested banks use some of their margins to lower mortgage, but is there really room for that?

Another day, another bank cutting home loan rates. Audio

So is 4.99% as good as you can hope for?

Customers looking for a better deal on their power bills have a growing number of options, including everything from free weekends to cheaper hot water.

But why do some cost the same as the full-strength options?

RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.

But do you get a better return from property or shares? Audio

Te Atatū MP Phil Twyford has written to the charities regulator asking for Brian Tamaki's church to be struck off. Audio

It appears only a few borrowers are eligible for the discounted rate.

Investors appear to be getting more active, but it comes with a warning.

Matthew bought a house and settled a month ago - but he still can't get into the property.

有专家警告称央行本轮降息可能存在超调风险，也有专家未来两年房贷利率面临更大下行压力。

Almost one third of the lowest-earning households in the country spent more than 40 percent of their income on housing costs.

Mortgage advisers share the tips they will be giving clients on refixing their home loans.

One property economist is warning that the extent of future retail rate cuts could be limited, despite this.

Owners renting out part of their homes thinking they are not covered by tenancy rules are falling foul of the law.

Fewer than 4000 homes sold across the country in January, but the Real Estate Institute says it was just a normal holiday slowdown and things are likely to pick up this month.

Call to donate 1 percent of NZ's $20b pension superannuation bill.

BNZ and TSB both made changes to interest rates on Tuesday.