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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.
If you are hosting an unexpected hangi or are a guest without a koha, feel free to contact Ferratum to help with your predicament.
Countdown has launched the Onecard Visa credit card, an all-in-one loyalty card and credit card, that provides one of the most practical and rewarding loyalty programmes on offer in New Zealand.
Fexco Pacific, a leading money transfer and foreign exchange provider in New Zealand and the Pacific, today announces the acquisition of the licensed Bureau de Change and Western Union outlets of ChangeGroup New Zealand.
The Cantometer is designed to summarise activity in Canterbury. The study takes a range of publically available regional economic data, which is standardised and aggregated into a summary measure.
Customers looking to turn their precious holdings into money can take advantage of the new Instant Cash for Gold offer announced last week by premier New Zealand gold buyer Gold Smart. The company buys broken or unused jewellery, gold bullion, gold coins, silver and platinum.
Save My Bacon Ltd launches their first television advertising campaign during airing of X Factor USA.
Even during the holidays every Kiwi wants to know the same things: How to pay off your mortgage, how to reduce debt, and how to save for the future and still have money to enjoy life today. The Debt Breaker system gives people the tools to do all that, and more.
A dynamic, new, software-based, money management program designed to show people how to pay off a mortgage faster, get out of debt and save money for retirement was recently released to the public by Barry Kloogh, one of New Zealand’s leading authorities on personal and organizational wealth management.
In this current economy your good name and credit reputation is important as Creditors have tightened their guidelines. Mortgage lenders, auto finance companies, credit card issuers and banks have all raised the bar. Borrowers with a poor credit history can expect to be denied or to pay significantly higher interest rates than those with an excellent credit history.
A post celebrating the YouTube video The Muntstones was being written in the sleepy district of Darfield when a quake interrupted the writing of the word “despair”.
For the first time Fonterra has issued debt denominated in Chinese renminbi, and is the first Australasian corporate to tap the CNH market.
Economic activity is considered to have improved following the previous OCR statement from Alan Bollard, Reserve Bank Governor as the OCR is maintained at 2.5 percent.