New Zealand has a huge number of new migrants every year from all over the world. How could this new record-breaking influx affect the national housing market?
What would loan-to-income limits do to the property market?
Could we be seeing new speed limits on top of the existing loan-to-value ratios? We take a look at how it might affect the Auckland market.
The pros and cons of direct and indirect property investment
Looking at getting into residential property investment? Have you considered managed funds? Read on to find out more about their pros and cons.
Financial literacy once again under the spotlight in New Zealand
Kiwis are more financially literate than citizens of many other countries, but their actions often don’t match their knowledge.
How do you choose an investment property?
Choosing an investment property is a lot different than selecting a house to live in – and with your hard-earned dollars at stake, you want to make a wise decision.
Is New Zealand a good place to take out credit?
A new study has gathered data on economies all over the world, and New Zealand has come out on top in a few areas – check out where!
What's the deal with negative gearing?
Negative gearing has its benefits and its drawbacks, but it’s worth keeping these factors in mind before making your final decision on strategy.
To insure or not to insure?
To insure or not insure? There’s a clear answer: Insure! Landlord’s insurance can cover everything from extreme weather to malicious tenants.
Should you invest in your hometown?
If you’re new to property investment, it can sometimes feel like walking blindfolded. Here are a few pros and cons for buying real estate in your hometown.
Buying investment property around Auckland's 'halo'
Not sure where to buy property? Take a look at the regions around Auckland’s ‘halo’, like the fertile investment grounds of Hamilton.
How does investment change as you get older?
Age is a defining part of our personality and our finances. Find out how your investment options change as you get older.
Riding the wave of tourism
Residential property investment doesn’t have to revolve around renting. Here’s how you can build wealth through the influx of tourists we see every year.