Being able to access cash without having to sell your home or make repayments can be life changing for many retirees. If you’re considering a reverse mortgage, though, it is important to understand how interest is charged on the loan and how it will impact your home equity over time.
Finance
Articles covering Travel Insurance, Life Insurance, Funeral Insurance, Savings, Investment, Superannuation, Life after work. Wills, asset protection and Trusts.
Car Insurance Cover
When you drive, you’re constantly checking your surroundings. You’re keeping an eye on other motorists around you and making a mental note of who’s speeding up, slowing down or turning. You rely on other motorists to do the same thing – but accidents still happen.
The Benefits of an Investment Fund
Investment funds are becoming more and more popular with Kiwi investors, but what do you need to consider?
Are you paying too much for home insurance?
If you live in the Waikato, Auckland or Northern Regions you could be.
Things To Consider When Insuring A Rental Property
A rental property can be a valuable investment, but it’s not without its challenges. As a landlord you have to foot the bill if things go wrong with your tenants or property, and having the right insurance cover can help.
The Pros and Cons of a Reverse Mortgage?
With inflation at its highest level in three decades and interest rates still relatively low by historic standards, more and more homeowners over 60 are weighing up whether a reverse mortgage could help them live a better retirement.
Do you still need insurance in a retirement village?
Published with permission from Vero Insurance New Zealand Moving into a retirement village is a big ...
Keeping Your Pool Covered – By Insurance
Published with permission from Vero Insurance New Zealand If you own a swimming pool, you know ...
Major Challenge Facing Small Businesses
It’s likely not a surprise, that time is one of the major challenge affecting small to medium sized enterprises.
How to Plan for Retirement
The retirement gap is growing and 65% of Kiwis are worried about having enough. How can you avoid being one of them?