Stories by Susan Edmunds

Shoppers in regional New Zealand are missing out on the best supermarket prices, Consumer NZ says.

They had already refunded their commission on the sale.

The recall notice affects vehicles in New Zealand and Australia

Simplicity and Superlife fell noticeably more after US President Donald Trump's announcement.

But one expert says people shouldn't be using old phones for things like banking anyway.

Consumers have previously been warned that using the online payment platform could breach their banks' terms and conditions.

An Auckland pensioner lost more than $100k when he used the wrong bank account number. What are the rules?

But is the bigger question why so many people miss out?

The bank said, due to a technical issue, its digital banking was unavailable for a time.

While some parts of the country are setting house price records, others still have prices well below their previous peaks.

Buyers have time to act carefully, the head of Realestate.co.nz says.

Where should you be putting your money amid the chaos?

The market is stabilising but "not going anywhere fast", ANZ's economists say.

Huge price rises have changed the game for young buyers, an economist says. Audio

One insurance giant says it's for client convenience, but a repair association fears it's eroding customers' right to choose.

Economists also break down what the cut to the government's operating allowance might mean for households.

When it comes to finding the right home loan rate, it's time for borrowers to pick a strategy, one economist says.

What new figures show about the worsening finances, and growing concerns of households.

Power bills have gone up for lots of households this month, as new lines charges and other price changes filtered through. Audio

Shopback says New Zealand is its fastest-growing market - but many shoppers are still asking, "What's the catch?"

RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.

But why are residents so upset by the temporary loss of their supermarket?

Data should be 'wake up call' that action is needed in grocery sector, Consumer NZ says.

Here's what you need to know about that June best-before date.

A landlord ordered to fix a property described as "not fit for human occupation", instead removed windows and replaced them with cardboard and cling wrap - and then left the country.