EP: 114
Property ExpLained
EP: 46•
4 ways to get out of your build contract (Audio version of the article)⎜Ep. 46
About this episode
In this episode, you’ll learn 4 ways to get out of your build contract … while it’s still being built.
Maybe your family has welcomed a baby, or maybe you’ve been made redundant. Or maybe, you’ve changed your mind about the property’s place in your portfolio.
Either way, sometimes life happens and you need to sell your property. Here's how you do it.
Next podcasts in this series
Learn how to invest in property in New Zealand – hosted by journalist, Laine Moger. Property ExpLained explores property investment right from the very start.
EP: 113
Debt consolidation: When should I consolidate my debt? (Audio version of the article) ⎥Ep. 113
Debt consolidation: When should I consolidate my debt? (Audio version of the article) ⎥Ep. 113In this episode, you’ll learn what debt consolidation is and how it works. If you have a whole heap of little loans you struggle to keep track of, debt consolidation might be worth considering. But it comes with risk. To read the article on the Opes Partners website click here.
EP: 112
Rent-vesting – What are the pros and cons? (Audio version of the article)⎥Ep. 112
Rent-vesting – What are the pros and cons? (Audio version of the article)⎥Ep. 112In this episode, you’ll learn whether or not rent-vesting is the right choice for you.
It may be the best of both worlds – on the property ladder while enjoying the flexibility of renting – but it’s not for everyone.
To read the article on the Opes Partners website click here.
EP: 111
Buying insurance online vs using a broker? What’s the right fit for me? (Audio version of the article)⎥Ep. 111
Buying insurance online vs using a broker? What’s the right fit for me? (Audio version of the article)⎥Ep. 111In this episode, you’ll learn the key differences between buying insurance online vs with a broker. The answers might surprise you. While most Kiwis feel they might be “hoodwinked” by an insurance adviser … you might pay too much if you choose an online policy. To read the article on the Opes Partners website click here.