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“While our People’s Choice winners like Honda, Tesla and BYD stood out for the right reasons, our survey found others like Hyundai and Mitsubishi stood out for the wrong ones,” says James le Page, product test manager at Consumer.

The bank with the smallest market share has New Zealand’s most satisfied customers, according to Consumer NZ’s annual banking satisfaction survey.

“Dr Jacob Goldenberg has been suspended for more than a year because of concerns that his alleged conduct poses a risk of serious harm to the public,” said Chris Schulz, senior investigative journalist at Consumer NZ.

According to Consumer, if you’re buying multiple Easter eggs, it’s probably cheaper to make your own.

Recent research shows yet again that supermarket loyalty schemes don’t always offer the most competitive price.

More than two-thirds of respondents in Consumer NZ’s latest insurance satisfaction survey were concerned about the cost of house insurance, with 8% of homeowners letting their policy lapse due to high costs. “This continues a pattern we started to see ...

Consumer NZ is sharing top tips to help New Zealanders hold onto more of their hard-earned dollars in 2024. As the cost-of-living squeeze continues to put pressure on New Zealand households, we're all adjusting our spending priorities and habits to see where we ...

Consumer NZ shares 5 tips to help New Zealanders spend smarter and navigate the frantic marketing frenzy this Boxing Day. 1. Shop carefully The Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) provides great consumer protection, but doesn’t require retailers to ...

Consumer NZ, the Environmental Law Initiative (ELI) and Lawyers for Climate Action New Zealand Inc (LCANZI) are seeking declarations from the High Court that Z Energy has breached the Fair Trading Act by misleading New Zealanders with its public messaging. ...

Consumer NZ is sharing insights into four Kmart products to avoid. “Some Kmart products perform really well in our testing,” said James le Page, test content team leader at Consumer. “As well as being cheap, products under Kmart’s Anko ...