Finance

Most people over 75 are no longer in the workforce, not necessarily because they are physically or otherwise incapable of handling their jobs.

These days many of our lives revolve around the ability to stay connected, and losing a smartphone can be incredibly stressful and inconvenient.

It is generally considered safer when residential properties have someone residing in them. If damage does occur, someone living in the house will spot it and be able to clean it up quickly.

Pushing back an insurance review could leave your business underinsured and if you need to make a claim, could put you in a dire financial situation.

When insurers set premiums for your insurance policy, they look at a range of different things that can affect the premium you pay.

Kiwis love to improve their property, but any type of home renovation – whether it’s a project so large you’re moving out for months, or just knocking up a deck on the weekend – can have an impact on your house insurance.

If you found yourself gasping last time you fueled up your car, read our tips on what you can do to economise!

Throughout our lives, our journey is marked by many significant milestones. When it comes to money and managing your finances, each stage brings new knowledge and experience, as well as challenges.

According to the latest research, 74% of Gen Zers and 61% of millennials haven’t calculated how much they need in retirement.

The retirement journey encompasses four distinct financial phases. These stages serve as a structured framework, enabling individuals to gain a comprehensive understanding and plan for this significant life transition.