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When Did New Zealand Change to Decimal Currency?
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New Granny Flat Rules
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The Best Kainga Ora First Home Loan Option
If you have less than 20% deposit and meet the Kainga Ora First Home Loan criteria then it’s a good
Kiwi First Home Buyers Group – The Story
It’s been almost 13 years since I created the Kiwi First Home Buyers Group and today we have 150,000 members.
How To Choose The Best Bank For Your Home Loan
We know that for most first home buyers the excitement of just getting a home loan approved feels like a
3 Good Options When Buying Your First Home With Just 5% Deposit
We discuss three options available for buying your first home with just 5% deposit, and point out the criteria that
Better Options Now With Shared Home Ownership
Shared home ownership has become more popular in New Zealand but there is still a lot of people that have