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Because you earned more than $200 in income that wasn't taxed before you received it (like your dividends through Hatch), you'll have to file a tax return. Hatch gives you everything you need and we'll walk you through how to fill it out.

NZ FIF tax rules apply to investors who invested more than $50,000 NZD in Foreign Investment Funds (FIFs) at any point in the last tax year. This article, along with the data in your Hatch tax report, will give you everything you need to know about what you need to do at tax time.

It’s easy to get caught up in all the excitement of the possibility of buying into one of your favourite companies - that’s just human! But, before you go putting all of your money into the latest, greatest IPOs, follow these four steps.

If you earned less than $200 in dividends from your shares through Hatch, you don't have to do anything at tax time. We're assuming that you haven't earned any other money that the IRD doesn't know about.

Believe it or not, exchange traded funds or ETFs have been one of the biggest disruptors in investment over the past 20 years. We’ll help you to learn what ETF means, and discuss the pros and cons of these popular investments.

Inflation and interest rates are buzzwords peppering headlines, and some commentators are painting a grim picture. So what’s inflation, can interest rate hikes cool the inflation jets, and how can we be mindful with money?

Everyone wants to be better with their money, and it happens one step at a time. If you made a resolution on the first day of 2022, chances are you’ve already given up on it.

You’ve been asking us for the NZX, dark mode and improved portfolio viewing, and we’re letting you know, they’re on their way! Our product design team was keen to tell you in their own words what they’ve been up to and how they’re working to sweeten your Hatch investing experience. So here it is.

Gaming’s already making big plays in 2022, what else might level up? 🔥 We look at the freshest trends emerging in 2022. From EVs to robot home delivery in an era still plaguing us. We break it down here!

What’s been sizzlin in 2021? From the IPO bonanza to meme stocks to the moon, we’ve gathered The Year That Was into 10 bite-sized morsels for your tasty summer read!

When it comes to investing the biggest mistake women make has nothing to do with how they invest. Studies show that women are often better investors than men!

For the title fight in battle of the assets, it’s property vs shares! In one corner, property: an established investing heavyweight - thanks to prices rising sevenfold in the past three decades - and beloved by generations of Kiwis. In the other corner, shares: an established global player that’s sparring for the top title on the NZ investing scene