Finance

It can take a long time to save and plan to buy a new house, and it'll likely be the largest asset you’ll ever own - so it makes sense you would want to safeguard it!

When money is tight, the first advice we hear is to cut back. The trick isn't to give up the things you love, it's to find ways to enjoy them without breaking the budget.

Financial help between parents and adult children is often discussed from the perspective of the people providing it. Yet every act of generosity has another side.

If you've received your annual policy renewal from your insurer that gives a default sum insured which can be for whatever amount you choose, have you checked it's enough?

Welcome back to our 7-part series on winding up a home that’s not your own. We move on, not to sorting, removing, and disposing of items, but to making lists!

If you’re considering buying an EV, or you already own one, here are a few frequently asked questions about EV insurance.

If you're weighing up when, how or even whether to help your adult children financially, a clear plan can make the decision easier for everyone.

An independence plan is not a formal document or a complicated process. It is simply a way of thinking ahead so you can continue making your own choices if circumstances change.

If you want to maximise the value of your assets by turning your home or bach into an income-earner, it's important to understand how it will affect your insurance.

Solar power is becoming a familiar feature across New Zealand suburbs and it can be a long-term, satisfying investment. Yet it is not a universal solution.