Boomer SMEs may never be more valuable than now
The predicted wave of New Zealand baby boomers selling their businesses has not...
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Month: October 2024
Financial innovation at risk as regulators lag on alcohol credit
The creep of Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) services to alcohol outlets is alarming, more so because it...
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New Zealand retailers missing chance to go global
New Zealand retailers are missing a massive opportunity by fixating on the threat of giants like...
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New Zealand’s Small Businesses Face Tougher Times Than the 2008 Financial Crisis
Discover why New Zealand’s small businesses are facing greater challenges than during the 2008 financial crisis, with rising costs and declining consumer spending, and explore strategies to navigate these tough economic times.
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Government Considers Capping Debit and Credit Card Surcharges
Small business owners may soon need to adjust how they handle debit and credit card transactions. The government has indicated it is considering imposing caps on the surcharges that consumers pay when using their cards. This initiative aims to alleviate financial pressures on households and bring New Zealand in line with recent changes in Australia, which plans to ban debit card surcharges altogether.
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