Tax Working Group - Final Report
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The Tax Working Group’s final report has been issued, and I give a quick assessment of the main points below. However, bear in mind that what the TWG have recommended and what Labour actually implement, are likely to be completely different.
Capital Gains Tax (CGT): Unsurprisingly, the TWG has recommended that a capital gains tax be implemented. Although there was disagreement amongst the members of the group, the majority are advocating that CGT apply to.....
Capital Gains Tax (CGT): Unsurprisingly, the TWG has recommended that a capital gains tax be implemented. Although there was disagreement amongst the members of the group, the majority are advocating that CGT apply to.....
New government – New expectations – New rules - Property Finance and Meth Webinar
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What's happening in property finance, what meth testing levels should I be following, and what are my latest non-bank finance options?
We cover it all in this co-hosted webinar with industry experts Kris Pedersen of Kris Pedersen Mortgages and David Faulkner of RealiQ.
Kris and David will discuss a range of updates in the market, including:
We cover it all in this co-hosted webinar with industry experts Kris Pedersen of Kris Pedersen Mortgages and David Faulkner of RealiQ.
Kris and David will discuss a range of updates in the market, including:
How to Invest your Money when you are not a High Income Earner
I was always taught in relation to saving and investing that it is not the amount that counts, it’s where you put it – it’s allocation. Time is an investor’s best friend, and understanding the power of compounding interest, and other minor tricks can be the difference in turning a little into a lot. The median wage in NZ when annualized ends up being about $49,900, take away student loan payments and Kiwisaver, add rising rents, potential other debt (credit cards, HP’s, etc.), and this can be a heavy load to carry for an individual already, let alone trying to spare cash for savings and investments – which in many cases, the low risk ones such as bank savings rates aren’t even keeping up with inflation! What do you do?