Home & property.

Buying your first home.

You could move into your first home without having to save a huge deposit. The government, Kāinga Ora, or your family, could help you on your way.

The idea of owning your own home is exciting. This PDF is here to guide you every step of the way.

How much can you borrow? What is a conditional approval? All you need to know about applying for a home loan.

Handy savings tools, calculators, videos and more. All designed to help you grow your savings quickly.

Buying a home is a big commitment that comes with new expenses. Make sure you factor in all potential costs.

All it takes is a little research, planning and focus. Here's a few tips to get you started.

It pays to have a plan. Get started right here with all your options for selling your existing home.

Consider the advantages and disadvantages of different sales methods and which one could get you the best result.

Take a 360 degree view: your home’s value, type of home loan and moving costs.

Considering whether to renovate or build is a big decision. Weighing up the pros and cons is a good place to start.

Consider which loan option will best suit your project and financial situation.

Construction costs aren't the only expense you'll come across when building your home.

Build with confidence knowing you're covered during your build or renovation.

Consider the benefits, advantages and risks of property investment.

Before you become a landlord, look at borrowing to invest, returns and expenses.

Put your best foot forward and consider how you might manage your property.

You may consider structuring your home loan and investment property in different ways. Consider your options here.