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Income Protection
Published by Scott Miller
Income Protection Income protection in New Zealand is an important financial tool for anyone who earns an income and wants to secure their financial future.
Trauma Insurance
Published by Scott Miller
Trauma Insurance Trauma Insurance in New Zealand is a type of insurance that provides financial support in the event of diagnosis of a serious medical condition.
What is an Offset Account?
Published by Scott Miller
Structuring your mortgage in the right way can help you save thousands on repayments and take years off the repayment time.
Life Insurance
Published by Scott Miller
Life Insurance Life insurance in New Zealand is an important way to provide financial security for families and individuals in the event of death or terminal illness.
What is a Floating Loan and it's advantages and disadvantages.
Published by Scott Miller
What is a Floating Loan?A floating loan, also known as a variable rate loan or adjustable rate loan, is a type of loan where the interest rate can fluctuate over…
Introduction to Personal Insurance
Published by Scott Miller
Personal InsurancePersonal insurance is an important aspect of financial planning in New Zealand.
What is a Fixed Rate and it's Advantages and Disadvantages
Published by Scott Miller
Fixed Rates - Good or Bad?A fixed interest rate is an interest rate that remains the same throughout the specified term of the loan.
What is Inflation?
Published by Scott Miller
Inflation is a measure of the rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising and subsequently, purchasing power is falling.
Today's announcement on Mortgage Holidays
Published by Scott Miller
With today’s announcement by the Finance Minister about 6-month mortgage holidays, we have been inundated by enquiries from our clients. Although the news is welcome it is extremely short on detail. Here's what to keep in mind while we wait for more information:
February 2020's Property Gazette
Published by Scott Miller
Will 2020 be the year you purchase your first home?We think it could be with the First Home Loan.