Sure NZ real estate property has been super-inflated as a result of the NZ tax system, being the de facto pension scheme of many, and many baby boomers’ distrust of shares stemming from the 1987 Black Monday.
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Sure NZ real estate property has been super-inflated as a result of the NZ tax system, being the de facto pension scheme of many, and many baby boomers’ distrust of shares stemming from the 1987 Black Monday.
As well as a whole lot of other things, but yeah, very interesting how many folk I know that the major boom in the value of their properties has bailed them out of being in real trouble.
Problem is we can only do that once, the next gen now has the debt and they did the bail out.
Political divide.
Barfoot & Thompson had its worst April in 22 years last month while the agency's median selling price dipped below $1 million for the first time in more than two years.
The real estate agency, which is the largest in the Auckland market by a substantial margin, sold 473 residential properties in April, down 23% compared to April last year, and the lowest number of sales in the month of April for 22 years.
https://www.interest.co.nz/property/...-245k-november
This may lure NZ staff to Aussie. NZ Govt needs to step up.
Salary increases for aged care workers:
https://www.9news.com.au/national/fe...a-ca0926327bbf
Excellent news.
Need an exodus of skilled NZers on a grand & epic scale for the sheep-like population of NZ to wake up and hold the wasteful spending of the current government to account.
Last skilled one to leave NZ, destroy the drawbridge to Australia so none of the NZ parasites can join.
IRD Applies to Liquidate Large Aged Care Provider | Newsroom
300 bed operator can't make ends meet on current government funding. Industry needs an additional 15000 beds by the end of the decade, but lost 1200 last year. Hmmm, what to do...