Nicola Willis

List MP, Wellington

Hon. Nicola Willis is New Zealand’s Minister of Finance, Minister for Economic Growth and the Minister for Social Investment as well as the Deputy Leader of the National Party.

Prior to becoming a Member of Parliament in April 2018, Nicola held a number of senior management roles at New Zealand’s largest dairy co-operative Fonterra and served on the boards of Export NZ and policy think-tank the New Zealand Initiative.

Nicola was a senior advisor to Prime Minister Rt Hon John Key during his first term in Government, having been a member of his winning 2008 campaign team, and prior to this a researcher for Rt Hon Bill English.

Nicola is a proud graduate of Victoria University of Wellington with a first-class honours degree in English literature. She was a successful university debater, captaining teams and competing around the world.

Nicola lives in Wellington with her husband Duncan and their four children

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Guardians board member reappointed

Guardians board member reappointed Business leader David McClatchy has been reappointed as a Member of the Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation Board, Finance Minister Nicola Willis

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International Visitor Levy reset to keep taxes low

International Visitor Levy reset to keep taxes low National will reset how the International Visitor Levy (IVL) is spent so councils receive a direct return from

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KiwiMart must go in the bin next to KiwiBuild

KiwiMart must go in the bin next to KiwiBuild The Green Party’s answer to high grocery prices is to put taxpayers on the hook for a

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Increasing resilience of economy welcomed

Increasing resilience of economy welcomed The Reserve Bank’s assessment that the economic recovery is resuming and expected to broaden, has been welcomed by Finance Minister Nicola

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Labour's CGT will hit small businesses

Labour's CGT will hit small businesses Labour’s Capital Gains Tax would raid the retirement plans of thousands of New Zealanders by hitting the small businesses they

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Government cancels fuel tax hike

Government cancels fuel tax hike The fuel excise hike planned for next year has been cancelled to help Kiwis with the cost of living and deliver

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Stable credit rating a vote of confidence

Stable credit rating a vote of confidence Finance Minister Nicola Willis has welcomed rating agency S&P’s vote of confidence in the New Zealand economy. The agency

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Back Pocket Boost for Graduates in New Zealand

Back Pocket Boost for Graduates in New Zealand A re-elected National Government will let Kiwis with student loans who stay in New Zealand keep more of

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No new taxes under National

National is committing to no new taxes if re-elected on November 7, Leader Christopher Luxon and Finance spokesperson Nicola Willis confirmed today. “National believes that New

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Call for Hipkins to clarify additional taxes

National is calling on Labour Party leader Chris Hipkins to clarify his party’s position on two additional taxes mooted by senior Labour personnel. “Labour and its

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National unveils its Budget Responsibility Rules

A re-elected National Government will commit to three Budget Responsibility Rules to protect the economy so New Zealanders have more opportunities, higher wages and quality public

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Earlier monetisation of Chorus debt to the Crown supports infrastructure investment

The Crown has entered into binding agreements to monetise the debt it holds in telecommunications lines company Chorus, Finance Minister Nicola Willis and Infrastructure Minister Chris

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