Article tagged with 'Budget'
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OCR to stay higher for longer and falling house price deepen - Treasury
18 May 2023 - Treasury sees no end in sight for falling house prices.
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No lolly scramble for landlords
18 May 2023 - Landlords have little to celebrate in the Budget.
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[OPINION] Budget 2022 should back build-to-rent communities
12 May 2022 - New Zealand needs rental properties that give tenants a better experience, so let’s incentivise the creation of build-to-rent-communities, says Dan Lowe, Partner, and Property & Construction Leader. Read Dan’s full article here.
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More policing of landlords ‘total waste of money’
24 May 2021 - Some of the $80 million to be spent over the next four years to police Healthy Homes standards, fix the bond centre and fund RTA disputes could be better spent, says the Property Investors Federation.
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Govt reckons it's tamed house price growth
20 May 2021 - The government claims that it has tamed raging house price growth through the changes it is making, primarily against property investors.
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More money to police property rental laws
20 May 2021 - The government has allocated $80 million over four years to police the healthy homes standards, fix the bond centre and fund RTA disputes.
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Budget delivers for stricken advisers, FMA
14 May 2020 - This year’s Budget will provide a boost for struggling financial advisers, Financial Advice New Zealand says – and should shore up confidence in the sector with funding for the Financial Markets Authority.
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Industry welcomes wage subsidy extension
14 May 2020 - Advisers have welcomed the extension of the Government's Covid-19 wage subsidy scheme, and say the additional payments will help those hit hardest by the lockdown.
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Budget 2020: Social housing boost
14 May 2020 - Rebuilding New Zealand post-Covid-19 was, as promised, the focus of Budget 2020 - and it turns out that includes the roll-out of a big social housing building programme.
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Financial advisers should get Budget boost: Shanks
07 May 2020 - Funded financial planning advice should be included in this year’s Budget, Financial Advice New Zealand chief executive Katrina Shanks says.