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BNZ Wins Canstar's Bank Of The Year, Home Loans - Vimarsana News

BNZ Wins Canstar's Bank Of The Year, Home Loans

The Bank of the Year, Home Loans award takes both residential and investor home loans into account, and assesses factors such as net cost, ease of application, the discharge process, and customer satisfaction. BNZ’s win was due to its strong combination ...

Renters Rights To Drastically Reduce Under Landlord Government - Vimarsana News

Renters Rights To Drastically Reduce Under Landlord Government

The Government’s announced changes around tenancy rules set renters’ rights back by nearly a decade.

Auckland Property Investors Association Welcomes Pending Tenancy Law Changes With Caution - Vimarsana News

Auckland Property Investors Association Welcomes Pending Tenancy Law Changes With Caution

The Auckland Property Investors Association (APIA) responded to the government's announcement this morning regarding imminent changes to tenancy laws, expressing cautious optimism while also urging prudence among landlords. The proposed return ...

Govt Should Stop Making People's Lives Harder And Build More Homes - Vimarsana News

Govt Should Stop Making People's Lives Harder And Build More Homes

The National Government’s proposed changes to the Residential Tenancies Act will mean tenants can be turfed from their homes by landlords with little notice, Labour housing spokesperson Kieran McAnulty said. “They’re pulling the wool over New ...

Tenancy Rules Changes To Improve Rental Market - Vimarsana News

Tenancy Rules Changes To Improve Rental Market

The coalition Government has today announced changes to the Residential Tenancies Act to encourage landlords back to the rental property market, says Housing Minister Chris Bishop.