The next investment growth hotspots?
CoreLogic has named 50 suburbs with lowest growth since GFC. Can this help spot good prospects?
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Property
6 things you need to know if you’re helping your kids buy a house
The Bank of Mum and Dad is New Zealand’s sixth-biggest lender.
Home buying 101
The home buying process can be confusing. A Mobile Mortgage Manager tells us all we need to know.
Business
Can you start investing with just $50?
Being an investor sounds like something only rich people do – but anyone can invest.
Stubbing out tobacco investments
Westpac NZ recently becomes signatories to the Tobacco-Free Finance Pledge.
Can you still work with dementia?
Many assume dementia is cause for immediate retirement. In fact, continuing to work is recommended.
Lifestyle
Don’t Get “Catfished”
Meet "Dennis from accounts*" whose life was turned upside down after clicking on an online ad.
Protect yourself from ticket scams
Ticketmaster say there’s no way to look at a ticket to tell if it’s authentic. So what can you do?
First date ideas that won’t blow your budget
Some ideas for a first date that’ll keep your bank balance healthy while maintaining your integrity.
Women
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.
The Aunties founder named 2018 Supreme Woman of Influence
Jackie Clark awarded for her work with women living or having lived in domestic violence situations.
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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