Travel Insurance - August 21st Your Money Checklist for Travelling Overseas To make your dollars go further overseas, here are some travel money options you should consider packing: Travel debit cards Using your usual debit card to make purchases or withdraw money overseas could chew through your holiday …
Travel Insurance - August 18th How to Renew a NZ Passport NZ adult passports last for ten years, but that time can fly by between international trips and, before you know it, your passport needs renewing. So how do you renew a NZ passport? When should I …
First Home Buyers - August 18th How to Make an Offer on a House In this story we cover: How are properties sold? How do you make an offer on a house? What to consider when making an offer What happens after you make an offer? How are properties …
Travel Insurance - August 16th Best Travel Sites In this article we cover: What are travel sites? Online travel agencies Metasearch engines Review and information platforms Do travel sites offer the best deals? What are travel sites? Travel sites are websites that provide a range …
Pet Insurance - August 15th PD Insurance: When Should You Vaccinate Your Pet? Dogs and cats each have different recommended schedules for pet vaccinations, but there are some similarities in their healthcare. For example, although you mostly hear about parvo in relation to dogs there’s also a cat …
Car Insurance - August 11th How Much Does an Electric Car Cost? Electric vehicles have long been heralded as the future of transport. Electric cars, buses, trams, and trucks are integral to a future without fossil fuels. And in the past few years, the EV market has ramped …
Home Loans - August 11th What is Negative Equity? How You Can Minimise It Negative equity can be a result of economic downturns, declining property values, or purchasing assets with minimal down payments. It's important to be aware of the potential for negative equity when making significant financial decisions …
Banking & Insurance - August 11th What is PAYE Tax? What is PAYE? PAYE stands for Pay As You Earn. It's used to collect income tax and an ACC levy from an employee's salary or wages. The PAYE system ensures that income tax is deducted from …
Banking & Insurance - August 11th Student Bank Accounts: What’s on Offer? It's no secret that tertiary students are strapped for cash. With student loan living costs barely covering rent, let alone basic necessities, many students find themselves between a rock and a hard place. In fact, …
Car Insurance Star Ratings - August 9th Cost of Petrol in NZ: Why Is It So Expensive? Petrol prices have increased significantly since the start of the year. Add on the cost of living crisis, and many people find themselves stuck in a tight spot. Fuel tax You're not just paying for petrol when …
