Insights

Fixed vs. Floating in April

Refixing your mortgage this Autumn? Don't be tempted by the cheaper, long-term rates, argues Brendon in our most popular monthly blog.

Watch: KiwiSaver dropping? Don't panic, do this instead | Real Money Talk | Velocity Financial | March 2023

Watch: Should I move my mortgage to another bank? | Real Money Talk | Velocity Financial Advisers

Don't worry about your KiwiSaver dipping, check your settings instead.

As Silicon Valley Banks in the US take a tumble, so will our KiwiSaver balances. Don't worry about your KiwiSaver dipping, check your settings instead says Brendon.

The Divorce Blog

Divorce is a loaded subject, and one that many of us are acutely aware of why. It needs to be handled delicately, but also openly talked about and addressed. Why? People need to move on, and they need a path forward. We get questions from clients who are divorcing or wanting to divorce all the time. Because sometimes despite our best intentions and all our expectations, divorce just happens.

Get yourself a Game Plan for your own financial future

The average kiwi has no idea what amount of money they actually need to retire on, let alone when they can actually stop working. This is why we all need a game plan to get ourselves 'match-fit' for our own financial future.

Fixed Vs. Floating in March 2023

Watch: 11 tips on how to help pay your mortgage in tough times | Real Money Talk | March 2023

In this latest episode of Real Money Talk, Brendon and Graham talk about ways to pay your mortgage in times of increasing living costs.

Watch: What's happening with interest rates? | Brendon from Velocity Financial | February, 2023

Financial assistance available for Cyclone Gabrielle & Flooding victims

Many kiwi institutions are able to provide support through this period and we can liaise with them to help you.

A good defence is your best offence

What options have you got to ensure your assets are protected and secure before claim time?

Buy land, they're not making it anymore.

Despite the declines we have seen over the last 12 months, over time NZ property has continued to increase in value and double every 10 years.