The big business of English
To operate successfully in the business world, it’s not enough to just speak English. To make it in the corporate world, you need to speak business English. Helping people speak business English more fluently, competently, and confidently is what the expert team at Learn Business English (LBE) is all about. They’re thrilled therefore to announce […]
Lending basics: Mylend Mortgage Advisor
The lending and insurance landscape is always evolving. At Mylend, we like to make things easy for our clients. We actively encourage having a pre-approval completed before you start house hunting. This way you know exactly how much you can spend, and you have a set time frame that the approval will be available for. […]
The bigger picture
Mid-sized businesses could boost New Zealand’s economy if limiting constraints are addressed, says a new report. Rising costs, industry competition, and business or industry regulation are the top factors that businesses believe are impacting their ability to maximise potential. According to the newly released Bigger Picture Report from accounting software firm MYOB, increased staff training […]
Moving forward together: Corcoran French & Canterbury Property Investors Association
One of Canterbury’s most trusted legal firms is on the move from Moorhouse Ave to Armagh St. This April, Corcoran French will open the doors to its new office on Armagh St, marking an exciting step forward for one of Canterbury’s most trusted legal firms. Located in the historic RSA building, now owned by Amherst […]
The finer homes in life: Suzy Hutton
Matching discerning buyers with exceptional properties calls for a unique real estate perspective. With a sophisticated international background and a deep appreciation for refined living, realtor Suzy Hutton brings this unparalleled stance to the Canterbury property market. The Harcourts Holmwood agent, originally from picturesque Buckinghamshire, England, moved to New Zealand in 2010 alongside her husband, […]
Winter property maintenance: Tradie tips to protect your home: MR Property Services
As winter approaches, preparing your home for colder months is crucial. Strong winds, heavy rain, and freezing temperatures can test your property’s integrity, making regular maintenance vital for preventing damage and protecting your home’s value. Matt Cossey, owner of MR Property Services, says that regular upkeep can prevent significant damage, reduce repair costs, and safeguard […]
Are they an employee or contractor? EBI Business Improvement Specialists
Understanding the new rules on classifying workers and contractors is essential. Many businesses prefer contractors because they offer flexibility, reduce overhead costs, and eliminate obligations like leave entitlements and KiwiSaver contributions. Messing this up means lawsuits, unexpected bills, and a bad reputation. Do it right, and you’ll stay compliant, avoid disputes, and treat workers fairly. […]
Women & property
New Zealand women remain under-represented in investment property ownership, with financial barriers rather than attitudes holding them back, CoreLogic’s latest Women & Property Report 2025 reveals. The fifth edition of the report, released in March, finds female home ownership rates are closing the gap to male-only ownership, yet women continue to lag in investment property. […]
NZ Mortgages is now Squirrel: Nathan Miglani
After 10 years of helping Kiwis into homes, NZ Mortgages is officially rebranding as Squirrel. This change marks an exciting step forward, allowing us to offer even better technology, security, and support, without losing the local expertise and personal service our clients value. The industry has changed in the 10 years we have been operating. […]
Asset and succession planning: Canterbury Property Investors Association
Successful long-term planning requires an understanding of your personal goals and objectives, as well as specialist knowledge across corporate, tax and trust laws. “It’s a huge topic and one that in my view, needs to be planned properly with the involvement of the family,” says Canterbury Property Investors Association (CPIA) president Nigel Barker. “It starts […]
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