Wright Financial

26/08/2026

https://wrightfinancial.co.nz/when-a-property-does-not-fit-standard-lending-criteria/

Not every property fits neatly within standard lending criteria. A home may look suitable to a buyer, but its construction, location, title, condition, or intended use can affect how a lender assesses…

20/08/2026

https://wrightfinancial.co.nz/why-your-investment-timeframe-matters/

When people think about investing, they often focus on performance. It is natural to ask whether investment values are going up or down, especially when markets are in the news. But one of the most…

22/07/2026

https://wrightfinancial.co.nz/where-your-home-deposit-comes-from-can-affect-the-lending-process/

Saving a deposit is one of the biggest steps toward buying a home. For many buyers, the focus is understandably on reaching the required amount. However, lenders usually also want to understand where…

21/07/2026

https://wrightfinancial.co.nz/where-your-home-deposit-comes-from-can-affect-the-lending-process/

21/07/2026

29/04/2026

I received this beautiful orchid from one of my clients, last week. It was such a lovely surprise and so nice of her. Thank you.
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28/04/2026

https://wrightfinancial.co.nz/why-markets-dont-move-in-straight-lines/

Financial markets are constantly reacting to new information. Economic data, interest rate decisions, political developments, and global events can all influence investor sentiment. At times…

08/04/2026

https://wrightfinancial.co.nz/why-good-investment-advice-focuses-on-process-not-predictions/

Why good investment advice focuses on process, not predictions When people think about investing, it’s common to hear talk of forecasted returns or what markets “might do next.” While it’s natural to wonder about the future, relying on predictions alone isn’t a reliable way to make long-te...

12/02/2026

https://wrightfinancial.co.nz/what-could-2026-bring-for-borrowers/

After a couple of very challenging years for borrowers, 2025 has finally brought some relief. The Reserve Bank has cut the Official Cash Rate (OCR) to 2.25% following its November update.