Will the declining OCR spark a housing revival?
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Property
Can you ask me that? What landlords should and shouldn’t be able to ask
What should be off-limits...
Peter Thompson: House ownership carries risk, but offers great rewards
Interest rates are at their lowest ever.
Business
Boomerang employees: How to return to an ex-employer
These boomerang employees left their company only to return.
Melted money, nibbled notes: What to do when your cash gets trashed
Bank notes can get damaged in a myriad of ways.
Invoice fraud: How to avoid email scams
Watch out for grammar and language and double check account numbers.
Lifestyle
Consumers spend 83% more with their credit card than cash
People are far more willing to buy big ticket items on credit than cash.
Five tips for finding cheaper flights
Flights are one of the big-ticket items for international holidays .
Circular fashion: Luxury brands switch to recycled plastic textiles
Regenerated nylon (Re-Nylon) is made from waste products like fishing nets.
Women
Women of Influence Awards nominations open with all-new Speaker Series
A national celebration of New Zealand’s most inspiring women begins today.
Panel of well-known women inspire students
Co-founded by Parris Goebel and her sisters, Sisters United, puts on special event for kiwi girls.
Aunty in charge just wants her girls to be seen and heard
2018 Women of Influence Supreme Award winner Jackie Clark works with survivors of domestic violence.
中文频道
新西兰西太平洋银行为Britomart带来流光溢彩
‘交响曲’是西太平洋银行员工为支持‘骄傲大游行’设计的作品。
节假日期间处理银行业务的小贴士
圣诞新年假期即将来到，以下是几个小贴士帮助您在节假日期间应对相关的银行需求。
为什么我们需要更多的女性领导
近日，新西兰西太平洋银行委托德勤公司进行的调研结果显示，新西兰企业中女性经理级别的数量仅为29%，如果将此数量提升至50%，将帮助新西兰经济增长$8.81亿元。
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