Rob Stock is a money matters specialist and reporter for Stuff, with a focus on local news in New Zealand, particularly in Auckland. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, business, and personal finance. Rob's work has been featured in various publications, including Stuff, The Post, The Press, and Waikato Times.
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Rob Stock's coverage primarily focuses on local financial and economic matters, with an emphasis on personal finance and government announcements. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in hearing from experts who can provide insights into consumer protection, banking practices, insurance issues, or economic trends specific to New Zealand.
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Amassing wealth through KiwiSaver is one way of securing a dignified retirement. Sungmi Kim
When the late Michael Cullen created KiwiSaver, the intention was to review it every few years. That hasn't happened.
By: Rob Stock
Sheenu Chawla and Sulabh Sharma are the wife and husband business team behind banking start-up Debut. Supplied Every big business starts as a small one.
By: Rob Stock
Between 2019 and 2024 average personal credit scores fell in just four places. One was Wellington Central. 123rf
Judith Collins is the minister charged with dragging government agencies into the digital age. Iain McGregor / The Press
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By: Rob Stock
MPs have been told their proposed ‘data sovereignty' laws don't go far enough to protect the public from abuses by companies, including being charged fees to access their own data.
By: Rob Stock
If the Government makes the wrong decisions, New Zealand can expect to be exporting its forestry and bio-materials scientists as well as raw logs, MPs have been warned.
Financial mentors are disappointed the Government didn't drop ‘high cost' lender interest bar from 50% down to 35% or even 30%.
By: Rob Stock
The buy now, pay later industry has struggled, and lenders like Laybuy have closed. But Afterpay is the powerhouse of those which remain standing.
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