At the Kiwi Adviser Network (KAN) Industry Awards 2026 held on May 13, Threefold was recognised in *FOUR* different categories – a result we think reflects the caliber of people, advice, and processes across our business. The headline result was our team taking out the Outstanding Advice Business Recognition (5+ Advisers) award. The judges were […]
By now your Annual Member Statement for the year ended 31 March 2024 should be available in your KiwiSaver log in. It is worthwhile taking the time to review your contributions, your retirement goal & the performance of your fund. At Threefold, we often recommend KiwiSaver fund managers Generate and Milford, as we believe they […]
FMA Calls on Kiwis To Check Their KiwiSaver Accounts In a campaign announced on June 25, the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) and the Retirement Commission called on KiwiSaver members to actively review their annual statements to see if they are on track for their retirement savings goals. With individual KiwiSaver member statements being sent out […]
Case study: What to do when the bank says ‘No’… The situation… Bank declines couple’s request to continue paying interest-only on a portion of their lending, as they had reached the maximum interest-only period. With the couple facing a significant rise in mortgage repayments after interest rate hikes over the previous 5-years, Threefold helps the […]
Helping Your Children Buy Their First Home The New Zealand property market has seen significant changes recently. While property prices have been high, recent data suggests a potential cooling in some areas, which coupled with an expectation that interest rates will fall over the next twelve months, provides opportunities for first-time buyers. Despite interest […]
June: Regulatory Update Navigating the intricacies of New Zealand’s property tax laws can be challenging, especially with the upcoming changes to the bright-line property rule and rental income tax deductibility that will come into force from July 1. These regulations significantly impact property owners and investors, and understanding the nuances is crucial for effective financial planning. […]
What You need to know… Today the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) Monetary Policy Committee announced that the Official Cash Rate (OCR) would remain at 5.50 percent with ongoing restrictive monetary policy settings still necessary to reduce inflation. Alongside many economic commentators, we are hopeful that as the current government takes action to rein […]
