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Something we need to talk about in time of trouble
Instant asset “write off” extended for 12 more months
The Stimulus Package for Individuals
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Paper and Pen are back again.
Watch this space
Have 20 or more employees
State Government Support summary in a nutshell
Construction 2019
Considering the hiding they received from the Banking Royal Commission banks have quickly responded and have given a decent run down on what they can do for you. This anyway from checking out the big 4, but I also assume the smaller banks are doing the same.
They also seem to make it clear that they are backlogged with work so be patient. I even tried to call my own bank managers mobile (having a bank managers mobile is pretty rare thing yes!) and it said the message bank was full.
Anyway, many of you have options to defer a loan, your mortgage or whatever – but be strategic about it, it’s not so you can just have cash now – and spend it, because you are going to repay it down the line. It’s so you can put some cash aside in case it is needed over the next 6 months.
OK – if things are tight financially now for you it is time to ask for a deferment.
But if you can still pay your loans, we also suggest that you defer your loans and keep the money aside – it is going to get a lot tougher.
Having been sitting in level 4 in New Zealand all businesses are shut and that is dramatic. If in say 6 months you didn’t need it, well you have a lump sum to catch up.
Every case is different.
Again we say case by case, but we think it’s best to defer at this stage.
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