AI is everywhere right now with big promises, confident sales pitches, and deals that sound too good to be true. If you run a small business, you’ve probably wondered: is any of this actually useful for me… and is it safe?

Housing on farms has always been part of how the rural sector works, especially in sharemilking and contract milking arrangements. But it can get surprisingly complicated. Here’s a clear, practical guide to help you understand who’s responsible for what.

We’re seeing more and more of our clients explore how AI can improve efficiency, streamline workflows, and support better outcomes. But knowing where to start, and how to use it isn’t always straightforward. We asked one of our clients, Korio, to share their experience.

For years, rural employees have been paying into KiwiSaver but blocked from using it for a first home because they had to live in employer provided housing. This is now changing.

In part 2 of this three part series on Burnout, Jo Burban unpacks the nutrition and lifestyle mistakes that make burnout worse, and what to do instead.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the way businesses operate. And, while AI can be incredibly helpful in admin-heavy areas, it’s not always the right choice, especially when it comes to HR advice.

As the financial year-end approaches, now is the time for business owners, farmers, and sole traders across Aotearoa to get their ducks in a row.

We know burnout impacts many of us at different times, so we asked Jo Burban if she would be willing to share some strategies on how to stay healthy which is a huge component of preventing burnout.

Uncertainty has a habit of making financial decisions far more stressful than they need to be. When you’re unsure what’s around the corner, it’s harder to set realistic budgets, make confident investment decisions, or plan sustainably for growth.

Making good business decisions is easier to do when you have excellent information at your fingertips.

Revisiting and updating your business strategy is vital for a growing business – and that means making more time to focus on strategic thinking.

This time of year can be hard on small business. Your expenses continue and your cashflow can suffer when your debtors go on holiday.

For employers the Christmas season is a time to ensure you’re on top of your obligations around holiday pay. Here’s a quick guide to help small business owners stay compliant and stress-free.

The run-up to Christmas is one of the busiest times of the year for many Kiwi businesses. As an employer, you play a key role in supporting your team’s wellbeing.

Growth is exciting, and with the right planning, it can be a turning point for your business. Here are four key questions to ask yourself before scaling up.

How are you feeling about your business right now? Are you on solid financial footing, or taking a more cautious approach? Is demand steady, growing, or unpredictable?

A strong credit profile is the foundation of your business’s financial health. Whether you’re a start-up or an established operator, a healthy credit score can open the door to better borrowing terms, investor interest, and growth opportunities.

A core initiative for Kiwi businesses, Investment Boost is a new tax incentive to encourage investment in assets to increase productivity.

Over 50 farmers and rural professionals gathered at the Millennium Hotel in Taupō on Wednesday 21 May for a pivotal seminar hosted by BFA and Craigs Investment Partners.

Tax planning is a strategic approach to managing your business’ financial affairs, with the aim of legally minimising your tax liability.