Op-ed: Cost of living issues open options for advisers
Encouraging business owners to seek financial advice is good business - for you and them.
Encouraging business owners to seek financial advice is good business - for you and them.
There’s a saying that old dogs never die - they simply fade away. Long-time financial adviser David Pine from Wellington has finally put away his insurance tools but doesn’t intend to fade away just yet. MORE »
A year ago, NZHL finalised the investment in LFG, forming the NZHL Group. The aim was to provide advisers and clients with the best possible options and leverage the collective strength of the group - regardless of whether the adviser is using a full support model or a non-branded adviser-led model. MORE »
Unwinding the impact of all the 2021 CCCFA changes probably won’t happen, says David Cunningham, Squirrel Mortgage chief executive.
Short term fixed rate loans surged in the first few months of the year.
Vega Mortgages is joining forces with the nation’s newest aggregator Finsure
The dumping of 11 pages of overly prescriptive affordability regulations under the CCCFA are a welcome return to common sense, the Financial Services Federation (FSF) says.
The enthusiasm that followed the change in government, mainly from property investors, has waned as homeowners and buyers hang out for interest rate cuts, says Kiwibank.
REINZ has emphasised the need for property management regulation to Parliament’s Social Services and Community Committee.
“Reinstatement of interest deductibility starting from the new tax year on 1 April brings property investors back in line with every other business in the country, where interest costs are a legitimate deductible expense," Tim Horsbrugh, New Zealand Property Investors Federation (NZPIF) executive committee member says.
SBS FirstHome Combo | 6.74 |
Heartland Bank - Online | 6.89 |
Wairarapa Building Society | 6.95 |
Unity | 6.99 |
Co-operative Bank - First Home Special | 7.04 |
ICBC | 7.05 |
China Construction Bank | 7.09 |
BNZ - Classic | 7.24 |
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ | 7.24 |
TSB Special | 7.24 |
ASB Bank | 7.24 |
Unity First Home Buyer special | 6.45 |
Heartland Bank - Online | 6.55 |
SBS Bank Special | 6.69 |
AIA - Go Home Loans | 6.75 |
TSB Special | 6.75 |
Westpac Special | 6.75 |
ICBC | 6.75 |
ASB Bank | 6.75 |
China Construction Bank | 6.75 |
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ | 6.79 |
Unity | 6.79 |
SBS Bank Special | 6.19 |
AIA - Go Home Loans | 6.39 |
Westpac Special | 6.39 |
ASB Bank | 6.39 |
China Construction Bank | 6.40 |
ICBC | 6.49 |
BNZ - Classic | 6.55 |
Kiwibank Special | 6.55 |
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ | 6.55 |
TSB Special | 6.59 |
SBS Bank | 6.79 |
AIA - Back My Build | 6.19 |
SBS FirstHome Combo | 6.19 |
ANZ Blueprint to Build | 7.39 |
Credit Union Auckland | 7.70 |
ICBC | 7.85 |
Heartland Bank - Online | 7.99 |
Pepper Money Essential | 8.29 |
Co-operative Bank - Standard | 8.40 |
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ | 8.40 |
First Credit Union Standard | 8.50 |
Kiwibank | 8.50 |
New leader for Loan Market in New Zealand.
NZHL Group appoints head of distribution and product development for Advice Link as it eyes further expansion.
Prominent social media poster William Tieu won Financial Advice NZ's financial literacy award.
Kiwi-owned providers have come out on top of Consumer’s annual KiwiSaver satisfaction survey.
Research by Auckland University of Technology for the Retirement Commission points to the gender pay gap as the main cause for women contributing less.
Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Andrew Bayly says he wants to focus on capital markets and KiwiSaver providers have a part to play.
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