Finance Press Releases

Pronto Finance have launched their new automated system offering easy online loans throughout New Zealand. With personal loans from $200 to $20,000, Kiwi’s have access to instant finance with a “9 minute guarantee.”

Hatch has created a financial advice service where their resident experts will spend time talking about people’s dreams and ambitions, and how they can effectively fund them.

Strong growth in assets and operating surplus, and a core banking system upgrade has underpinned NZCU Baywide’s annual result announcement.

Squirrel Money launch secondary market allowing investors to sell existing investments to access funds early.

Breathe Financial Mortgages announced today that it is giving away a trip for 2 to Paris France to celebrate the opening of their new Mortgage Brokerage. This new division of Breathe Financial will give New Zealand residents the mortgage flexibility they’re seeking by giving them access to multiple ways to get a mortgage or pay off their mortgage faster.

Using cutting-edge technology, the Finance District Cloud Platform helps customers search for the perfect loans from the leading New Zealand based leading finance companies.

The Overseas Investment Office (OIO) has granted approval for Vinta to launch its first open-ended direct property fund in New Zealand.

Well-established company, Crown Finance Limited is pleased to announce the launch of Freedom Home Loans. Freedom Home Loans is set to be a leading industry player, with years of experience from its parenting company staff and its promise of seeking some of the best home loan rates for New Zealand home buyers. The tireless and tedious negotiating and searching for the best home loan rates is a service Freedom Home Loans will provide for free to its customers so that they can have – to put it simply – more freedom.

The total volume of foreign exchange turnover is expected to reach the stunning record mark of US$ 7.8 trillion daily by 2019, according to the American market research company, Aite Group.

New Zealand Debt Solvers recently opened offices in Auckland and Wellington to help Directors of New Zealand companies who are in financial distress liquidate.

Six months after changes in the way the New Zealand Inland Revenue treats UK pensions, people appear to be unsure about the new rules, leading to a decrease in pension transfers from UK to NZ.

A slow down in Auckland house sales combined with a still hot property market has seen a massive increase in short term bridging finance applications, national financier reports.

Managing your money successfully is not hard but discipline is required. Focusing on the things you need instead of the things you want is part of this discipline. A need is something that you have to have and a want is something you would like to have. If you purchase too many ‘want’ items you may end up over extending yourself with credit cards, hire purchase and other loans.

247Moneybox, the cash loan company, is no stranger to technology and adapting its marketing strategies to the latest innovation in social media and marketing.

Cash loan provider 247Moneybox.co.nz launches a number of green initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint.

TPT Group Holdings has appointed Graeme Hansen as Independent Chair and Brendan Wood as Non-Executive Director

Cash loans provider 247Moneybox is a growing phenomenon disrupting the business model of traditional providers of consumer and commercial finance.

Payday lending operation 247Moneybox is extending is disrupting influence this time in the world of debt collecting.

Simon Hall, an engineer from Auckland, recently won the $5,000 “Debt Breaker of the Year” Award presented by Barry Kloogh, one of New Zealand’s leading authorities on wealth management. Kloogh is also the creator of the popular DebtBreaker System, an at-home software program designed to help people get out of debt and boost savings.

Pinnacle Life unveils a new ‘add on’ feature to its life insurance policies. This new ‘tick box’ option allows policy holders to increase their life cover by 50% for accidental death for just 20% increase in their premiums.