Hot Topics: Budget 2013 | Unitary plan
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- IMF sprinkles happy dust on New Zealand economy
- NZers learned lessons of economic crisis, says IMF
- New Zealanders right to be afraid about retirement prospects - English
- Treasury papers: the dog that didn’t bark
- The Economy: Reasons to be cheerful, part two
- Labour's savings policy: the good, the bad, the ugly
- Labour would lift age of super eligibility
- Govt's own report says KiwiSaver auto-enrolment not needed
- National adopts 'soft compulsion' for KiwiSaver
- Credit cards come second in holiday spending race
- Labour nudges closer to compulsory KiwiSaver
- Will Labour back compulsory savings?
- Budget 2011: Reduce debt. Save more. Widen investment horizons
- Budget will bring tax changes - English
- Recovery down to Japanese women
- English warming to tax breaks for savings
- Cut tax on savings income, working group tells govt
- Major tax changes needed to boost savings - taxpayer group
- 'Scrap Working for Families' says NZIER
- Compulsory savings off the agenda
- NZIER: Catching Australia requires 'short term pain'
- Savings: what if it all goes wrong?
- Why higher deposit rates are not helping saving
- Savings debate too narrowly focused - NZ Institute
- Why there will not be compulsory savings
- Radical scope for Government Savings Group
- What Bollard says about Kiwis needing to save more
- Growth forecasts drop – because Kiwis are saving more
- Financial system stable but vulnerable - Reserve Bank
- How the financial crisis changed NZers’ attitudes to money
- Savings? Depends what you mean by savings…
- Another headache for Bollard – Kiwis saving less
- Correction to savers table
- Negative real interest rates sabotage savers
- Household net worth dropping but still in good shape
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"Graeme Wheeler is absolutely right, but his comments will probably fall on deaf ears."
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