Rob Stock is a Reporter at Stuff. He specializes in money matters, covering a wide range of topics including personal finance, corporate finance, and agriculture. His 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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The country's best bacon and ham is not to be found in the chiller aisle of your local supermarket.
By: Rob Stock
Bremworth board ‘disappointed' at major shareholders' opposition to sale to US buyer
By: Rob Stock
A scheme of arrangement which would have seen wool carpet maker Bremworth taken over by a US-owned rival has been defeated by a shareholder revolt.
An NZX sharemarket-listed fund used by the Booster KiwiSaver Scheme faces a potential financial hit after a related wine business put forward a plan to restructure its troubled Hawke's Bay vineyard operations.
A lender which specialises in divorce loans is expanding into the vast wills and estates market, including loans to people unhappy with the inheritances left to them.
ANALYSIS: It's like young people have been invited to a meal at an expensive restaurant by their elders, are told what to eat, and then are left to pay a disproportionate share of the bill.
By: Rob Stock
Senior business reporter Rob Stock answers your money questions. Got a question for Sunday magazine? Email it to [email protected]
“We've gone from a country that attracted international business because of our energy supply, to having energy costs and availability routinely
By: Rob Stock
The Government has unveiled options for strengthening New Zealand capital markets' “equity ladder”, but the lobbying body for auditors has sounded a note of caution.
By: Rob Stock
The upcoming general election is balanced on a knife edge, and new data from a credit reporting company shows exactly why.
