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Climate change and Property Insurance have been in the news quite a bit recently. Do you live in a coastal property? Here are some of the key things to know.

Successful retirement planning is a key part of being prepared for life after work. And it's never too late to take action - here's what to consider.

With growing debt, and dependants to provide for, your 30s can be a very good time to explore your Insurance options. And there’s another valid reason to consider Insurance: premiums are still at a low rate.

If you’re looking for a little nugget of inspiration, here’s an outline of the insurance types that best match this stage of life.

Free money from the government? It’s a no brainer. But if you are self-employed, on a contributions holiday or simply contributing less than $20 per week into your KiwiSaver, you might not be getting it - or as much as you could be. Learn what you need to do here.

For families, the New Year means 'back-to-school season', with its hidden expenses for fees, uniforms, stationery and extra activities. Here are a few quick tips to help you tackle those costs.

Buying or renting? It’s an age-old debate. But before you choose one side or the other, take the necessary time to understand how these relate to your needs and long-term goals.

As you might have noticed, once the rush of enthusiasm has faded, New Year’s resolutions tend to fall to the wayside. If you're looking for ways to make your financial resolutions stick, please don't miss these handy tips.

Are you a job-hopper or a long-termer? Job-hopping has become more common these days, but keep in mind that switching jobs too often may affect your ability to achieve certain financial goals... Like getting a mortgage. Here's what you need to know.

Is your property going to be unoccupied for a long period of time? Here are four ways to look after your property when you’re not there to do it.

Anyone with children will know they cost money. Usually a lot of money. Protecting them however is incredibly important - here are 5 simple ways you can plan for their future.