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   Taking out a loan is like setting off on a road trip: you know your destination, you have a means of transport to get there (your loan), but to arrive safely and enjoy the ride, you also need to know how to drive (aka manage your repayments). 

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   Tackling loan repayments can be overwhelming, but the sooner you pay off your loans, the more you can save on interest and the quicker you achieve financial freedom. So, here are some practical strategies to help you get debt-free faster. Remember to always check if there are any penalties imposed by your lender for any repayments above your contracted amount, before deciding to make additional repayments or increase existing repayments.

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   Navigating the world of personal finance can be a daunting task, and that includes understanding the differences between secured and unsecured loans. Like to know how it all works? Read on!

The average Kiwi family owes a whopping $3,776 on their credit cards alone, and this figure doesn't include other debts such as car loans or student loan repayments.

After researching makes and models, comparing prices and narrowing down your choices you’ve finally determined your dream car. Hopefully, you’ve put as much effort into finding the best car loan as you have in finding the right ride!