For a long time, record levels of immigration to New Zealand have been seen as an indication of the strength of our economy. However, the New Zealand Government is worried that continuing to allow too many migrants to enter the country could put undue pressure on public services and infrastructure....
There’s really no such thing as a simple property transaction. The purchase or sale of a residential or business property is often the biggest, most important financial transaction most people will ever make!...
Make sure you’re ready to buy, both emotionally and financially A home is one of the biggest assets you’ll ever have – and the biggest debt. Figuring out why you want a home is absolutely critical before you begin looking at options. ...
Enduring Powers of Attorney are a simple way of ensuring that if for any reason you become incapacitated, the person you have appointed as your attorney can attend to these matters for you....
Your Will survives last until you die unless you specifically revoke it (cancel it) by the making of a new Will. A Will continues even after a divorce. So unless you want your former spouse to inherit from your estate then you should make a new Will....
The number of homeowners in New Zealand continues to fall, with fewer than half of all Kiwis owning their own property, new Census figures show....
The trust can safeguard all, or a portion of, your assets because you no longer own them yourself – the trust does....
As a new year dawns we are often in the process of redefining our goals for the new year. What are yours?...
The 1995 Rugby World Cup was the third Rugby World Cup. It was hosted and won by South Africa, and was the first Rugby World Cup in which every match was held in one country. ...