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Happy New Year to you all. I hope you have had a wonderful break and you're now getting back into the swing of things. Not that it is easy; I'm still feeling a bit under the weather with having to get back into the office..
Read ArticleMANAGING THE MONEY AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF A WOMAN'S LIFE, PART 2
by The Professional Trustee Team 08 Nov 13This is the second of two blogs on managing the money at different stages of a woman's life - you can read part one here. SINGLE AT 35 Frequently, from the age of 25 through to 35 our earning capacities increase. Regrettably, so do our expenditures..
Read ArticleManaging the Money at Different Stages of a Woman's Life, Part 1
by The Professional Trustee Team 05 Nov 13Irrespective of whether we love or hate the green stuff, or fear or revere the gold, the cold hard fact of the folding is money rules our everyday lives to a significant extent. Sure it can't make you happy and it can't buy you love...
Read ArticleWhat an interesting time we've been having in the land of money. Seems all the points in my last blog about LVRs (August 2013) are coming true. The Reserve Bank has used its new toy with all the effect I predicted occurring. Two of..
Read ArticleHow the Reserve Bank’s New Toy can Affect Home and Investment Property Ownership
by The Professional Trustee Team 12 Aug 13Just like cooking programs dominate our TV space, articles on property occupy our print media. Not that there's anything new in this. There's nothing so dear to Aucklanders' hearts as real estate and the desire to discuss and critique all things property. What is somewhat new,..
Read ArticleWhy time is not on our side for the Auckland Property Market
by The Professional Trustee Team 30 May 13You would have to be living under a rock to not know that there is an Auckland housing crisis. Today in my video I discuss what this means to you and why Auckland needs to take action asap with the new Auckland Unitary Plan. .
Read ArticleRecently the IRD were given extra funds under the NZ Budget with a view to spending those funds, sourcing resources, to be applied (in particular) to reviewing land transactions. Extra resources must mean the chances of land transactions being reviewed will increase.. .
Read ArticleToday I'm going to talk to you about the Government Budget which was delivered yesterday, Thursday 16 May 2013. It's being called the Bland Budget because ultimately, it didn't really rock anyone's world. It's not an election year and so no real goodies were handed..
Read ArticleToday I discuss a very common topic that many New Zealanders get mixed up about. What is the difference between Wills and Memorandum of Wishes. Watch my video blog to find out. .
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Although I have not read the book cover to cover as of yet, Matt’s new book is absolute ‘top shelf’ material which without hesitation I would arguably put ahead of a few other well known authors that I have held in high regard for many years due to the fact of not finding anyone to surpass them – now I have. The book shows thorough research on a range of topics with clear concise kiwi examples. The books title does not do it justice – heres hoping a ‘property 201’ book is in the pipeline… - Bernard - October 2015
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