So the question got popped and s/he said yes!
What’s next alongside planning the big day – you guessed it, paying for it!
Wedding expenses add up fast and typically in large sums.
If you need a bit extra fat in the budget or need the whole wedding financed, just talk to us.
In the first instance, apply online for how much you need and let’s see if we can help.
Below are a few cool ‘local’ links for planning weddings and venues in New Zealand – enjoy!
Whenever you’re in the market for a personal loan, you want to find the loan with the lowest interest rate.
For people who need a bit of cash quickly, short-term loans are a good option.
Are you planning a trip this summer? Do you have something extra special on your wishlist?
Using a loan broker can help ensure you’re getting the best deal when borrowing money.
Many of us rely on our car for everything: getting to and from work, picking up the kids from school, getting groceries, and many more things…
There are times in life when you are faced with something unexpected. And sometimes, that unexpected thing comes at a high price…
Apply in just 2 minutes and have an answer within 1-2 hours*. Once approved, funds are deposited in your account the same day*.
*Subject to responsible lending checks and lending criteria.
1. Loansmart Limited (FSP #7461, trading as Auckland Loans) holds a Full Class 2 Financial Advice Provider Licence issued by the Financial Markets Authority to provide financial advice, and is a member of Financial Services Complaints Ltd, our FSCL Number is 617.
2. It is free to complete an application. A fee to use our service is only applicable when you enter into a loan arranged by us.
3. *Rates of 9.95% are subject to lending criteria and eligibility. 1-hour approval and same-day payout subject to the applicant meeting our lending criteria and supplying all the information we need to process their application. We do not offer “short-term” loans, the terms offered by our providers range from 6 months to 84 months.
4. Annual Percentage Rate (APR): Also known as the ‘comparison rate’, the APR is calculated by adding together the AIR plus any additional fees that may apply (like establishment fees charged by providers). New Zealand law does not require APR disclosure, but doing so can better highlight borrowing costs.
