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My Mortgage Helping you smash your property goals by providing great options, quality service and expert advice!

The team at My Mortgage strive to provide you with the best options, advice, rates on home loans without technical jargon! My Mortgage mortgage brokers will walk you through the entire process to make sure you understand what you need.

02/06/2026

Are you a first home buyer with less than 20% deposit? 🙋‍♀️

This is for you!

We’ve got a webinar TOMORROW evening at 7pm for anyone who would like to learn more about the Kāinga Ora First Home Loan and options for lower deposits

This will be everything you need to know from policy to boarders, deposits, repayments, rates and more!

FREE to anyone who would like to join us, sign up on our website events page 👏

28/05/2026

Lynelle & Hannah at .law are some of our go-to humans for all things conveyancing, and this chat with Lynelle is all about communication and making the process easy!

We appreciate the people who make My Mortgage what it is and support us and our clients with advice and plenty of fun along the way

Thank you Lynelle, we appreciate you!

28/05/2026

Super stoked to have Ivan from Our Accountant on the My Mortgage Podcast, to chat about business, property, tax, structures and being a great human to work with

We appreciate the people who make My Mortgage what it is and support us and our clients with advice and plenty of fun along the way

This is a great chat with plenty of awesome nuggets of wisdom! 🤩

26/05/2026

Why do banks need Registered Valuations, especially when you have a small deposit? 🙋‍♂️

Banks are always assessing risk and one of those is your equity position, or how much deposit you have

With a lower deposit there is a bit less wriggle room, so they want to make sure the property is worth what you’re paying for it

This comes down to a situation where if they needed to sell the property if you weren’t paying your loan back, they’d need to know it’s worth what you paid for it

Valuations are important to get right, so chat to us about the best way to go about ordering one so it’s simple, east and ticks all the bank boxes

25/05/2026

Can I use KiwiSaver to buy a home if I’ve already owned a home before? 🙋‍♀️

This is a common question we get for people who may have previously owned property, purchased off shore or perhaps had a different pathway into home ownership the first time

The key is whether you used it the first time you bought a home and if not, often we can help you figure out if you’re still eligible

You need to complete a Kāinga Ora application as a previous homeowner where they confirm you are in the same or similar position to a first home buyer

This is often a large part of a first home deposit, so check out whether you’re eligible via the Kāinga Ora website or reach out to us at My Mortgage and we can help 👏👏👏

20/05/2026

Buying a property on your own? It’s absolutely possible.

There’s a lot of noise out there saying it’s too hard on one income.

But we see solo buyers all the time, and it usually comes down to knowing the right levers to pull.

The big one is boarders or flatmates.

Including one or two boarders in your application can make a real difference to your borrowing power.

The other one is if you’ve got a strong deposit but some short-term debt, there may be some considerations # we can work through to help your position.

Every situation is different, and that’s exactly why it helps to talk it through with someone who knows what’s possible.

Thinking about buying on your own?

Reach out, we’d love to help. 🏡

17/05/2026

Over 50 and think the ship has sailed on borrowing? 🚢

Good news - it probably hasn’t.

It’s a confusing space as all banks are a bit different, but these are the key things that matter…

1. Your income picture

What does your income look like now, and how will it change over the next 10-20 years? Moving from a salary to dividend or passive income?

Having a good understanding and plan around this is key

2. Your deposit

KiwiSaver, savings, inheritance? Source matters but so does amount

3. Your repayment timeline

Standard loan terms are 30 years, but the bank may look at this differently depending on your situation.

A 15 or 20 year loan term might suit better.

It’s about what fits your life.

Every bank has a completely different policy in this space, so getting the right advice is important.

We help people buy their first or next property at this stage of life every single day.

Reach out to the team at My Mortgage, we’d love to make it happen for you. 🏡

11/05/2026

Overwhelmed with options? 🙋‍♀️

I just got off the phone with a lovely young professional couple who have spent the last few years doing all the right things; paying down debt, and building equity, which has created a lot of choice!

Now they’re at the point where they have options…

✅ Upgrade to a larger home
✅ Downsize and buy an investment property
✅ Shift towards more of a lifestyle setup

What’s interesting is that these will all look a bit different when presented to a bank

Different requirements, servicing, equity.

So instead of guessing, we worked through:

✔ what each option would cost
✔ how much equity they could use
✔ how the bank would assess them
✔ what the next steps could realistically look like

Because for most people, buying the second, third or fourth property isn’t something you’ve done before

And often the biggest value isn’t just getting lending approved.

It’s having someone help you understand your choices clearly and confidently and being with you on the journey.

If you’re sitting there thinking, “We know we want to do something… we’re just not sure what the best next move is…”

We’re here to help!

Book a call at the link in our bio and chat to one of the Team 👏

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