With major economic forces reshaping the property market, relying on the past success of property investment may not be viable. Explore the challenges of low growth, the impact of changing cycles, and alternative investment avenues for better returns.
Discover different property investment strategies that can thrive in a low-growth environment. From passive to active approaches, find out how to make money in property over the next 10-20 years.
Investing in property to build passive income in New Zealand can be a lucrative venture. However, it’s essential to strike the right balance between capital growth and yield.
Buying a property in New Zealand involves several steps that you need to be aware of to ensure a smooth and successful transaction.
Investing in property in New Zealand while being on the other side of the world can be challenging, but the internet has made it easier to acquire properties remotely.
New Zealand’s property market has demonstrated remarkable resilience, even in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic.
As inflation rates surged in early 2022, sole traders initially managed to mitigate its effects by increasing their prices for clients.
When an injury occurs, its impact can be significant, affecting both individuals and businesses. At ACC, we provide valuable resources that shed light on the advantages of recovery at work for the injured person, your team, and your overall business.
Embarking on the journey of founding, building, and growing your own small business is an incredibly fulfilling endeavor. However, it’s important to acknowledge that challenges are bound to arise along the way.
As a business owner, your ultimate goal is to achieve profitability. This entails generating sufficient sales with healthy profit margins to ensure your enterprise’s success. However, it’s crucial to understand the distinction between profit and cashflow and recognize the significance of cashflow management.
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The tax rate for trusts will increase to 39% from 1 April 2024 – will this apply to your trust and what actions should you take if it does?
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