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If you buy goods or services from a door-to door salesperson or from someone who has phoned you to make the sale, the law gives you extra protections. These types of sales are known as uninvited direct sale agreements.
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Your lender must meet a set of lender responsibilities to you throughout your loan. There are also certain things a lender must tell you before you enter into a loan.
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It is a requirement for lenders who loan money to consumers and mobile traders that sell goods on credit, to be certified. The purpose of this is to provide New Zealand consumers with confidence that their lender(s) satisfy a high standard of
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Everyone's experience with borrowing money will be different, but there are some things all borrowers will go through when getting a loan. Below we have set out some tips and important information for you to keep in mind.
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We regulate the wholesale inputs that are required to supply broadband services and retail fixed-line voice services in New Zealand.
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We compare New Zealand's retail prices for fixed-line voice, broadband, mobile voice, text and data services with those applying in other OECD countries.
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These are the past decisions we have made related to input methodologies for airports, and the process of how we got to these decisions.
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The purpose of summary and analysis is to promote a greater understanding of the performance of each distributor, their relative performance, and the changes in performance over time.
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On 12 April 2013 we approved Transpower's proposal to increase the major capex allowance for the Otahuhu Substation Diversity project.
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What to expect from your lender when it comes to the fees.
