There’s no easy way of saying it — the Covid-19 crisis has caused significant financial stress for many New Zealand households and will continue to do so for a long time to come.
Read MoreThe last 30 years have been an age of hyper consumption.
Instead of reusing objects, we became a throwaway society and the era of instant gratification has resulted in many people living beyond their means and inevitably getting into debt.
Read MoreWhile many New Zealanders were still swanning about on holiday, the Review of Retirement Income Policies submitted to the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs went public.
Stop. Don’t hit the ESC button. This is important to everyone, whether you are in or out of debt.
Read MoreWith the silly season fast approaching, it’s time to start thinking about Christmas spends.
The allure of shopping centre baubles may send you into a spending frenzy but maxing your credit card at Christmas can saddle you with New Year debt that is hard to pay off.
Read MoreThink of debt like a beautifully kept car, with regular cleaning and maintenance it’ll remain shiny, reliable and functioning. But with a few months or years of neglect, it’ll become messy and at risk of a breakdown.
Read MoreDebtfix knows most people want to get ahead financially but it’s easy to get swept up in the feeling that you always need to buy the newest, most expensive things to keep up with The Jones.
Read MoreNobody wants to be swamped with debt, but many things affect a person’s financial stability and plenty of New Zealanders struggle to pay the bills.
Read MoreSadly, in this world of buy now pay later we can often find ourselves in a position where there is simply not enough money to pay others what we owe them.
Read MoreStruggling to understand what a Summary Instalment Order (SIO) or Debt Repayment Order is - this article helps simplify the mystery and to help you work out whether it is a right insolvency option for you
Read MoreWe all have different ideas about what we think should or shouldn’t be kept private, especially when it comes to details about our bank balances and financial debt.
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