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Sky TV customer unhappy with how subscription rollover handled
A customer said he did not receive any notice of the rollover, and the price has risen by 50 percent.
Thumbs up for 'robust' complaints system to ease 'niggles' in retirement villages
The government's planned rule changes strike a balance between residents' and operators' needs, the retirement commissioner says.
Why haven't butter prices fallen?
The price of butter has been one of the big consumer issues of this year. Audio
What's going on with Auckland house prices?
Auckland is 22.9 percent below its peak and "lagging behind everyone else", an expert says.
How crypto price fall could give you a tax refund
Investors who have to sell their cryptocurrency for a loss may be able to claim tax back.
What is open banking, and how does it work?
Explainer - It's often touted as a way New Zealanders could get a better deal on their banking - but how?
Only two sectors avoided a pay cut this year
Local government administration roles, and healthcare and social services were up slightly, but everyone else ended the year worse off on average.
'Gift to the retailer': What to know about gift cards this Christmas
New rules come in next year, but consumers are still being warned to be aware of short expiry dates on gift cards this festive season. Audio
Single retired women turning to 'reverse mortgages'
What's behind the rise in women borrowing against their homes? Audio
Why one fund manager is banking on Trump to support falling Bitcoin
The price of Bitcoin has fallen significantly after a volatile year, but experts say having a proponent in the White House is likely to put a floor under its price.
Why are we all paid so close to minimum wage?
The median wage has drawn significantly closer to the minimum, so how can we boost incomes? Audio
My daughter has moved to UK, what happens to her KiwiSaver - Ask Susan
RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.
Six things tenants can't do (but may be doing anyway)
Renters are in the driving seat in the market at the moment - but there are still rules about what they can and cannot do.
Why the cheapest home loan rate might not be best value
Homeowners usually like to lock in for the cheapest rates, but some say it could pay off to try something different now.
Women 'working for nothing' from this week
Although the country's gender pay gap improved this year, campaigners say there's more to be done to bring pay equality for Kiwi women.
What now for home loan rates?
Interest rates have been cut again, but how much further can they keep going? Audio
Property managers fined for relying on QR code
Property Brokers was fined for not advertising a rent price on signs, its general manager said.
First banks move after OCR cut
The Co-Operative Bank made the first move, dropping its floating home loan rate by 31 basis points
Is it cheaper to pay a mortgage, or rent?
In both markets, people looking for a home have the power.