Rob Stock is a reporter at Stuff, specializing in finance and a variety of intriguing topics. He covers themes such as personal finance, investment, and legal affairs, with a focus on credit health, debt management, and the housing market. Rob's work has been featured in Stuff, The Press, Waikato Times, and The Post.
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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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Comment If New Zealand wants cheaper loans and better banking experiences, it should learn from Brazil, the Commerce Commission's Competition Matters conference heard recently.
With New Zealand experiencing a storm on average every eight days, thousands of properties in coastal inundation and flood zones could become uninsurable.
By: Rob Stock
Comment KiwiSaver is working well for full-time workers earning $50,000 or more, but it is failing non-workers, part-time workers, and people on very low incomes.
By: Rob Stock
Comment “Save a little, spend a little, and, when you can, give a little.”
Comment Four in 10 ASB bank customers have less than $1000 in their accounts, and around the same proportion have had a “payment problem” in the last 12 months.
Government MPs voted to disestablish the Ministry for the Environment late on Wednesday after a perfunctory debate in which one National MP was
Kiwibank says it's leapfrogged its Australian-owned rivals by becoming the first bank to implement open banking for both retail and business customers.
By: Rob Stock
ANALYSIS: Businesses see the New Zealand India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) as a win, but some sectors remain nervous about whether India will tear
ANALYSIS: A battle for the future of the Commerce Commission is playing out in Parliament with business lobbyists seeking to clip the competition
Senior business reporter Rob Stock answers your money questions. Got a question for Sunday magazine? Email it to [email protected]
