It's fair to say trading second hand goodies has a certain magnetic appeal to those living off the smell of an oily rag. Firstly it's an easy way to turn unwanted stuff into much needed cash. Secondly, you can save heaps when buying.
Savings & Investment
Get the most from your rental property
Improve your rental’s potential without over-capitalising. Indoors To begin with, it is important that the home ...
Apartment Investing the changing face of investing
Grant Hoey – Apartment Master, has been a property investor for over 25 years and with ...
Investing in apartments for cashflow
Grant Hoey – Apartment Master, is running his annual event, Investing in Apartments for Cashflow this ...
Protecting the ageing population & their finances from scammers
Scammers are heartless, callous and greedy individuals who continue to target New Zealand’s ageing population, in ...
Cryptocurrency in your retirement plan
Everyone has an idea of how they want to spend their retirement age; comfortable and with ...
Oily Rag financial tips – Moneymates
Thank you to everyone who has written an sent their tips into the Oily Rag community. ...
Video: Ready for retirement? Advice from retired New Zealanders
25% of retirees are just getting by on the basics. Are you ready to face your ...
Video: Kiwi’s retirement expectations
Do you know what your weekly expenses will look like in retirement? Will you be ready ...
An interview with retirement expert Barry LaValley (Part 1)
You may have already seen the kiwi version of the internationally-acclaimed book ‘So you think you’re ...