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How bad is the tariff news for NZ, really?
New Zealand exports to the US will now face a 15 percent tariff, but economists say it could have been much worse. Audio
'Disappointing development': Willis reacts to 15% US tariff
Trade Minister Todd McClay has pushed back on suggestions he didn't negotiate hard enough. Audio
Thousands bank more than $1m in Sharesies, Hatch
Sharesies now has more than 1500 portfolios with more than $1m invested, and fewer than 100 of them include KiwiSaver. Audio
Kiwis worth more than $1 million thanks to investment platforms
Thousands of New Zealanders now have accounts on investment platforms like Sharesies worth more than $1 million. People have told RNZ the growth has been noticeable in recent years. Money… Audio
How Trump used America's power to get what he wanted
Analysis - At the core of the trade war is a consistent concept: leverage.
Fewer houses on the market for NZ buyers
The national asking price for a house remains stable at about $850,000. Audio
Trump to build $200 million White House ballroom
The project could prove to be the most extensive one since Harry Truman completed an entire renovation in 1952.
Cost of living drags consumer confidence further down
Consumer confidence continues to track down amid worries about the high cost of living.
Accountants call for capital gains tax
A group representing more than 3000 accountants has called for a rethink of the tax system, including the introduction of a capital gains tax.
Government looks to reduce red tape for adventure activities, amusement rides
Workplace Relations and Safety minister looks to change the Adventure Activities and Amusement Device Regulations.
Trump threatens Canada over Palestine support
The US President has intensified his trade war with his country's neighbour. Audio
Mobile phones become battlefield for scammers
A national survey of over 500 people has revealed two-thirds have been targeted by online scams. Trend Micro director consumer education Ashley Millar spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Midwives agree to 3.5 percent payrise
Midwives are to get a 3.5 percent pay rise and lump sum of $235 after settling their collective agreement with Health New Zealand. MERAS co-leader David Munro spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Consumer debt issues down, but liquidations up
Consumers are getting on top of their debts, but it is a different story for small businesses.
'Really, really well off people' needing help with debt
The agency representing the country's financial mentors is calling for tighter rules to stop some 'unscrupulous debt collectors' acting unethically.
McDonald's Basin Reserve workers strike for better pay
The hour-long strike was attended by almost 20 employees from all across Wellington.
Australia wipes $17 billion off student loans
"Getting an education shouldn't mean a lifetime of debt," Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.
Your Money with Mary Holm: Are we getting insurance all wrong?
oday Mary's going to talk about insurance and whether we are insuring the right things. New Zealanders are twice as likely to have car insurance as they are life or health insurance - does that make… Audio
Debt collectors harassing people at their homes, jobs
An organisation representing financial mentors warns unethical debt collectors are harassing people to pay-off loans at their workplaces, homes and on social media. Audio
Debt collectors harassing people at work and home: Report
A financial group that supports free budgeting services says people are being harassed and coerced by debt collectors at work, at home, and on social media. FinCap's senior policy advisor Jake Lilley… Audio
