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When you take out a loan or buy goods on credit, a lender may add other costs on top of the amount you borrow.
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Any claims made to bolster the image of your business, products or services must be accurate.
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When you take out a loan or buy goods on credit, a lender may add other costs on top of the amount you borrow.
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When you take out a loan or buy goods on credit, a lender may add other costs on top of the amount you borrow.
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When you sell goods on deferred payment terms to consumers, including door-to-door, through a catalogue, from your mobile shop, or by layby there are laws you must comply with.
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When you take out a loan or buy goods on credit, a lender may add other costs on top of the amount you borrow.
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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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If your business makes sales door-to-door or over the phone, there are rules about uninvited direct sale agreements that you should know about.
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Trucks shops or other mobile traders selling household goods such as clothes and electronics are a common sight in some neighbourhoods in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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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.
