Our fixation with buying and selling investment properties will hopefully become a thing of the past, but property can still play a part of a long-term investment plan
“a net 15 percent of respondents think economic conditions will get better in coming months” It’s more delicious when it’s businesses shouting about how badly the “economic experts” National suck. #nzpol
📢 Foreign Minister Winston Peters joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW to discuss the attack on his home and hopes for the Gaza peace process. Video / Herald Now
“Targeting two million extra homes will drive bulldozers through our suburbs” I suppose getting the chair of a resident’s association to write your articles will result in this sort of comment. #nzpol
📢 Vector apologised and lowered the bill, but the cost remains unaffordable for the family, as the Vector's new policy shifts the full installation expense to customers.
“Over 100,000 people are experiencing severe housing deprivation, with nearly 5000 living without shelter and over 3000 people living in their cars according to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development.” (From different post).
Yo let‘s get those house prices cranked up, that will help. #nzpol
One day soon there will be a tipping point where fossil fuel vehicle costs will become massively unaffordable as the pool of people paying for the infrastructure shrinks, like we are seeing with natural gas in homes and businesses. #nzpol
Gosh doctor Oliver when giving your detailed description of the German tax system you forgot to mention the role of Germany’s comprehensive capital gains taxes and how much worse off their sovereign debt crisis would be without it. #nzpol
Comment: NZ is walking eyes wide open into the superannuation trap and potentially a sovereign debt crisis; now we pay the price for ignoring demographic questions for decades, writes Dr Oliver Hartwich.
“Treasury calculated that stabilising debt by tax alone would require the average income tax rate to rise from 21 to 32 percent by 2065, or GST to 32 percent.” Hey economist expert you forgot to mention the wealth tax untapped gold mine. #nzpol
Comment: NZ is walking eyes wide open into the superannuation trap and potentially a sovereign debt crisis; now we pay the price for ignoring demographic questions for decades, writes Dr Oliver Hartwich.
His fossil fuel sponsors have obviously shown no interest in the fast track gaslighting scheme unless he can secure bipartisan support - so this is his performative response. ”Look sponsors I’m trying weally hard please still give money”. #nzpol
