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Custom made aluminum rear fuel tank. New carpets and canopy and with a recent buff n polish she is looking good. Ideal for the beginner this boat boasts easy handling and a good comfy dry ride with its large flared bow. Ideal for crabbing in the swan or doing a bit of inshore fishing.

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Not sure what your actual point is, but I for one would not easily relate a Chinese identity who grew up under Lee Kwan Yew, to say a seventy year old today, who has had a complete life indoctrinated by the CCP. Actually, it shows that when you pare down your resilience margins, you run into statistical chance sooner or later.

In the silly attempt to prolong growth, we've pushed it too far on too many fronts - Cat Stevens was dead right about those longer boats. And all that growth-projection, David? See those containers on that ship? That's what growth is; more bits of the planet shifted in ever-bigger vessels to ever-bigger ports, for ever-more folk to consume and throw away so they can consume more, faster.

There's another description of that; madness. It must get super tiring relentlessly trying to apply the same rhetoric to every conceivable situation. I find it more tiring listening to the mainstream economic nonsense on an endless loop that ignores the fundamentals. EROI, the second law of thermodynamics, and the fact we live on a planet petri dish which is finite.

He ain't tiresome, he is pretty active and totally correct, he should run for Par-liar-ment, might actually get things done. The short answer is Absolutely nuffin That is why I call em wastrels A total waste of time, effort and Taxpayers Munny NZ should be perfect by now.. Sadly it is not. And we have issues, that never get resolved. All talk, no action.

Cannot blame Covid The public purse, what an easy supine target for those self appointed public pursers. The trough runneth full for greedy snouts, no denial. Elon Musk will tow an asteroid made of gold,copper and nickel back from the asteroid belt and we'll all be rich. Another leaky building debacle, but its buyer beware - one look at this and I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole. They always cost a lot more to repair than people realise.

The agents will always hint at k but it is always double what they say. Don't go near them. Hoping we start to see some signals around a soft-landing state lending program for owner-occupiers and aggressive RBNZ actions around DTIs and interest-only lending so we can get back to 5x income prices for median homes. For the first time in years, it seems possible that people may accept house prices coming down to sane levels.

As Ardern noted in an interview on this morning's TV, "The market is broken", and other words along the lines of "We and the Governor of the RBNZ are taking a good look at what we need to do". Well they took action last week with removal of interest tax deductability so this joke falls a bit flat. Got to be reasonable here. Jacinda inherited this problem from decades of political failure. The greatest fail being JK who had the financial nous to understand what was happening and the electoral support to deliver, but did nothing - not even accept we had a problem.

She is not the cause of this property debacle. I suspect Jacinda is getting a lot of positive feedback over the recent announcement. This will be giving her the green light to do even more. Hi GV, I don't understand what you mean by state lending program for owner-occupiers; is this just your hope or is there some reading I can do? I agree prices must come down and I think and hope they will now. Would they wait six-nine months to see the rate of reduction in prices before the next measures?

If they don't see enough reduction then fair play and bombs away, if they do then a managed fall might be better leaving some powder dry? The fly in the ointment is the recently introduced tenancy regulations means if investors are to sell they will have to find a buyer able to take the tenant on until their fixed term expires. A lot of tenancies are timed to come off fixed term in Jan to catch the summer and new job moves so we may not see much movement before then perhaps?

As an owner-occupier, it's mostly self-interest - if prices went back to sane levels, I'd be almost wiped out. But I also know that I'd severely retrench spending and things like holidays etc if that were the case, and many others would too until they got their heads above water.

We don't want that to happen as it would likely lead to stagflation or even a deflationary environment, which is worse. The question we need to ask and no one wants to ask because it involves accepting an uncomfortable premises is "would we be better off offering state-subsidised loans to owner-occupiers so that people can keep spending and then aggressively reigning in house prices, and is that cheaper than decades of accommodation supplements and the ongoing social costs of house prices at current levels?

I think the answer at this point is probably "yes" so it's time to think about ways we could do that without financially ruining everyone. The Helen Clark Foundation proposed it or something like it as a means for keeping low income earners from going totally underwater, but low income earners generally aren't the ones buying houses these days anymore and I think it would have to be a pretty wide-ranging program to keep people spending, even as their house prices go backwards - because that's the reality we'd need to accept if we want to get back to some semblance of sanity.

Only those that are highly leveraged will take a bath Kicking the can down the road is your solution so can have your holidays and keep the economy going Given that they are highly unlikely to have caused the problem, I'm not sure why they should be the ones taking the pain. If the expectation is that those who spent years watching deposit requirements increase faster than they could earn money before finally getting a modest home are the ones who should then sit back for a miserable life of being stuck underwater, then I suspect you'll be quite surprised when many choose to simply leave for somewhere like Australia.

Maybe some will figure it out when they only see their grandkids once every few years. I hope it doesn't come to that. As an owner occupier if house prices went back to sane levels, you would still be living in the same house with the same mortgage and outgoings.

Not a disaster. Not a disaster, but very hard to recover from. I'd be unable to move until I was back to square one, and even then I would have no cash to move to another house should space become an issue; which it may well do, because I bought a modest starter home because that was the prudent thing to do. So not out on the streets, true, but definitely with ongoing effects that would be substantial - and certainly hard to justify given the tax-free gains others who caused this mess were able to pocket.

OK fair enough, I appreciate the explanation. I think as you point out that such a scheme would not be that impactful, low income earners are not generally able to raise the deposit.

I think we may see a reduction in house prices, which will only affect you if it is still below your purchase price when you come to sell or want to trade up. If you have paid more for your house that it's current value trading up to another house, even if it is cheaper than your current one will not work. A very tough position to be in.

My hope is you can hang on for long enough to get back to parity if house prices do dip. I'm in an unenviable position either way - at some point my current house will be no longer fit for purpose and I'll need something bigger and in a different area. A rising tide lifts all boats and my next home is increasing in price faster than my current one.

But negative equity will see me trapped and, given the amount we had to save to get into our house, with little available to us to help us clear our debt. But I also know that NZ, as a low wage economy, cannot endure house prices about 7x for much longer if we ever want to get out of this mess. Better to restructure things on our terms than have an external shock do it for us.

The issue for me will be that after repaying a student loan, working for low wages and facing ever-declining standards of living and the large mortgage we had to take on to secure a house, I can't really justify going backwards much further than we already have.

It may well be that New Zealand is just too hard to get by in, and I'd have to look at what is best for my family. Good illustration GV, thankyou. I think it's a common situation. You are in a 'starter house' and thats probably a good thing. If you were in bigger, with an ever bigger mortgage it would be bigger trouble. I think back to me as a young person and to my parents As low income we were able to live in places and houses that would be a dream to young low income now. It's time New Zealand looked to be a high income low cost country.

But we accepted instead a population explosion and foreign ownership of business which was not in our interest. No, and I think we have to tread very carefully as we open back up to the world post-Covid I'm eagerly awaiting a journalist to ask the question of Ardern - perhaps it's one Jenee can take on?

I always get a giggle when my parents tell me that Howick was the "grin and bear it" option for First Home Buyers in Auckland at some point. Puts the 'lower your expectations, move further out' comments in a bit of perspective, doesn't it? The population explosion has harmed us for sure. What I really can't understand is all the political parties work together in keeping that out of the discussion. I am always astonished how DC gets his morning summary out with so much info to digest and process.

With the pithy commentary highlighting the points. Thank you David Chaston. Many common tatters here on linked in are investors or speculators in residential, and whilst displeased with the new rules, they have been relatively restrained compared with other forums. Some talk I have seen has been furious, enraged and worse. With a sense of entitlement that makes even their business judgement questionable. The under lying issue here is trust, Labour not only denied any change to bright line test but never mentioned anything about interest deductibility and some will fear this is the thin edge of a wedge to deny interest in calculating taxable profit generally.

As it stands Labours current policy on interest is vindictive and aimed at small property investors who likely have purchased to provide additional income in retirement, if this is not the case then Labour should deny interest deductions for all. On the other hand if Labour maintain that residential property investment is not a business then surely it is a hobby and not taxable at all?

I accept that an unforeseen change entitles a Govt to propose policies not in their election manifesto and in this case Electors should also have the right to reconsider their vote - ie the power of recall which is exceedingly powerful so Labour may have unwittingly opened a Pandora s box of explosive change. I agree. This move was vindictive and aimed at low income earners who spend a greater proportion of their income on living costs GST. I'm contemplating on switching to Tesla- not happy paying more tax whenever there's a rise in petrol prices.

In the two years or so I have been on this site I have rarely seen comments on the impact of inheritance on financing housing.

In this last year or so in my own extended family I have witnessed two instances of younger members receiving very large amounts of money left to them by their" boomer" parents finally doing the right thing by dying. Prior to that one set of said relatives was very vocal in their expressing Zoe Swarbuck-like criticisms of "boomer'.

Since then they have gone quiet, I daresay bethey are busy settling in to their very nice new Auckland home or investing in the boomin property market.

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