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For many Kiwis, buying a home can feel like climbing a mountain — and one of the toughest parts is saving the deposit. You’ve probably heard the common numbers thrown around: 20%, 10%, even 5%. But what do they actually mean for you?
Read Full BlogVipin Varghese shares valuable insights from his journey in the New Zealand mortgage industry, with practical advice for first home buyers entering the property market.
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Read Full BlogChoosing between a fixed and floating mortgage is one of the biggest decisions Kiwi homeowners face in 2026. With fixed rates offering stability and floating rates offering flexibility, the right choice depends on your lifestyle, risk comfort, and financial goals. In today’s market, the difference in repayments can be hundreds of dollars per month — making this decision more important than ever.
Read Full BlogPopular Reddit mortgage advice can be helpful, but is it right for every New Zealand home buyer? Explore expert insights on deposits, borrowing limits, mortgage repayments, and making smarter home loan decisions.
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