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Jenée Tibshraeny: Is Labour's $3.7b social housing pledge what NZ needs? (opens the original)
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Will Labour and National's housing spokesmen, Kieran McAnulty (left) and Chris Bishop, give the market the bipartisanship it's requesting? Photo / NZME In our election series, The Bottom Line, Herald journalists break down a key election policy and ask what it will mean for New Zealand. Today, Jenée Tibshraeny checks out Labour’s policy to deliver 6000 new social housing places. Labour is proposing to deliver at least 6000 new social housing places over four years. It wants to give Kāinga Ora –
National softens its language on lifting age of eligibility for Super (opens the original)
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National Party leader Christopher Luxon says his immediate focus in the superannuation space is on increasing contributions to KiwiSaver. Photo / Cameron Pitney Christopher Luxon and Nicola Willis are softening their language on National’s long-held view that the age of eligibility for New Zealand Superannuation should rise from 65 to 67. National’s leader and finance spokeswoman declined opportunities to explicitly back the policy when asked about it after Treasury released its Pre-Election Eco
'Unsustainable': Govt books improve but ageing population threatens finances (opens the original)
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The Government’s finances are looking marginally better than Treasury expected when it released its forecasts at the Budget in May. The books are expected to get out of the red by 2028/29, according to the traditional “operating balance before gains and losses” (Obegal) measure – a year earlier than Treasury forecast in May. The Government is expected to post a $2.1 billion Obegal surplus in that year, and a $4b surplus, according to its new ObegalX measure, which excludes the impact of the Acci
New member appointed to powerful Reserve Bank committee that sets the OCR (opens the original)
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Rebecca Williams to join the Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee from mid-October. Photo / Reserve Bank The Reserve Bank’s senior manager of economics has been appointed to the central bank’s powerful committee tasked with maintaining price stability. Rebecca Williams will join the Monetary Policy Committee on October 15 – before the next Official Cash Rate (OCR) review on October 28. Her appointment is only short-term, for a year, because the convention is for governments not to make signi
Health insurance disputes surge as premiums rise and cover is capped (opens the original)
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Health insurers are increasingly unwilling to cover all the costs associated with expensive medical treatments. This is leaving policyholders footing bills they expected their insurers to cover. The salt in the wound is that health insurance premiums have been soaring over the past couple of years, with the annual premium inflation rate reaching 19% in the year to the June quarter, according to Stats NZ’s Consumers Price Index. The combination of higher premiums and limited coverage has contribu
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