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If you’re looking to purchase an investment property in New Zealand, one of biggest questions you’ll face is: “How much deposit do I need?” The amount of deposit required

In a bold move to tackle housing issues, New Zealand’s government is paving the way for easier granny flat construction. These compact, self-contained homes, nestled on existing properties alongside

Picture this: you’re standing at the front door of your dream home, heart racing with excitement as you slide the key into the lock for the first time. Feels

Are you wondering when you can use your KiwiSaver? Whether you’re planning to buy your first home or are facing significant financial hardship, there are specific circumstances under which

Are you ready to break free from the chains of your mortgage faster? Imagine relaxing by the pool instead of watching your interest pile up. Paying off your mortgage

When you want your investments to align with your values, you might consider an ethical KiwiSaver fund. These funds avoid industries like weapons, fossil fuels, and animal testing and

Are you thinking of moving across the ditch? Whether you’re a New Zealander moving back home after living in Australia or an Australian planning to retire in New Zealand,

Thinking about using your KiwiSaver funds towards your first home? It’s an exciting step and making a KiwiSaver first home withdrawal might mean home ownership is closer than you

This is general advice, not legal advice. If you’re thinking of getting a divorce, please engage a lawyer. Divorce or separation can be a challenging time, especially when dealing

This is general advice, not legal advice. For will and estate planning, please engage a lawyer. Thinking about what happens to KiwiSaver when you die isn’t the most cheerful

Embarking on home renovations can be both exciting and daunting. As you dream up the perfect space, it’s important to consider how you’ll finance your project. Home renovation loans

Ever wonder how some people manage to snag seemingly unbeatable rates on their mortgages? The answer often lies with mortgage brokers—specialists who act as intermediaries between borrowers and lenders.

In New Zealand’s robust housing market, the dream of homeownership can seem just out of reach for many, especially given the challenge of saving for a deposit. With the

When exploring home loan options, we often think of banks as our go-to source. However, in New Zealand, there’s an array of non bank lenders that offer competitive and

A welcome home loan is tailored for first home buyers who can afford mortgage repayments but find saving for the standard 20% deposit challenging. It’s an initiative designed to

The Kāinga Ora First Home Grant was discontinued on May 22, 2024, at 1pm. Kāinga Ora stopped accepting new applications after this date. But that doesn’t mean all is

Kāinga Ora, known as Homes and Communities, plays a pivotal role in providing public housing in New Zealand. Serving as a cornerstone of community welfare, this organisation is responsible

Hey Everyone,  I’m excited to talk to you about something that I think is pretty darn cool after just completing this exercise myself – relocating a house! Yes this

Now that rates are much higher here in 2023, the Maths is clear.  It is probably much, much more beneficial (and safe) to pay off your loan faster. By

If you’re looking to purchase an investment property in New Zealand, one of biggest questions you’ll face is: “How much deposit do I need?” The amount of deposit required

In a bold move to tackle housing issues, New Zealand’s government is paving the way for easier granny flat construction. These compact, self-contained homes, nestled on existing properties alongside

Picture this: you’re standing at the front door of your dream home, heart racing with excitement as you slide the key into the lock for the first time. Feels

Are you wondering when you can use your KiwiSaver? Whether you’re planning to buy your first home or are facing significant financial hardship, there are specific circumstances under which

Are you ready to break free from the chains of your mortgage faster? Imagine relaxing by the pool instead of watching your interest pile up. Paying off your mortgage

When you want your investments to align with your values, you might consider an ethical KiwiSaver fund. These funds avoid industries like weapons, fossil fuels, and animal testing and

Are you thinking of moving across the ditch? Whether you’re a New Zealander moving back home after living in Australia or an Australian planning to retire in New Zealand,

Thinking about using your KiwiSaver funds towards your first home? It’s an exciting step and making a KiwiSaver first home withdrawal might mean home ownership is closer than you

This is general advice, not legal advice. If you’re thinking of getting a divorce, please engage a lawyer. Divorce or separation can be a challenging time, especially when dealing

This is general advice, not legal advice. For will and estate planning, please engage a lawyer. Thinking about what happens to KiwiSaver when you die isn’t the most cheerful

Embarking on home renovations can be both exciting and daunting. As you dream up the perfect space, it’s important to consider how you’ll finance your project. Home renovation loans

Ever wonder how some people manage to snag seemingly unbeatable rates on their mortgages? The answer often lies with mortgage brokers—specialists who act as intermediaries between borrowers and lenders.

In New Zealand’s robust housing market, the dream of homeownership can seem just out of reach for many, especially given the challenge of saving for a deposit. With the

When exploring home loan options, we often think of banks as our go-to source. However, in New Zealand, there’s an array of non bank lenders that offer competitive and

A welcome home loan is tailored for first home buyers who can afford mortgage repayments but find saving for the standard 20% deposit challenging. It’s an initiative designed to

The Kāinga Ora First Home Grant was discontinued on May 22, 2024, at 1pm. Kāinga Ora stopped accepting new applications after this date. But that doesn’t mean all is

Kāinga Ora, known as Homes and Communities, plays a pivotal role in providing public housing in New Zealand. Serving as a cornerstone of community welfare, this organisation is responsible

Hey Everyone,  I’m excited to talk to you about something that I think is pretty darn cool after just completing this exercise myself – relocating a house! Yes this

Now that rates are much higher here in 2023, the Maths is clear.  It is probably much, much more beneficial (and safe) to pay off your loan faster. By