Mortgage advisers say one of the biggest barriers to buying a first home isn't the bank.

A third of Kiwis have less than $500 in savings. That’s a challenge for anyone who is trying to buy their first home.

Most people know they want to buy their first home. Working out when to do it is the hard par

There are a few ways first-home buyers can get a helping hand. KiwiSaver is one of them.

Cutting out treats will help you build up your deposit but you'll need to think bigger.

The OCR has a habit of making headlines every few months. Here's what it is, who sets it, and why home buyers should pay attention.

Ready to get onto the property ladder? Here's what first-home buyers need to know about what to expect from the pre-approval to the purchase.

House prices are high, deposits are daunting, and many Kiwis don't think they'll ever be able to buy their own home. But first-home buyers have a record share of the market right now.

We think that the data shows the economy has turned in such a way that justifies rate cuts, not more rate hikes.

If you want to buy your first home, it is important you have a realistic budget in mind from day one.

If you’ve decided to buy your first home, you’ll need to save for a deposit and the sooner you start the better. Here are some practical tips to help you start saving.

Most people need to borrow money to buy their first home. Find out everything you need to know about getting a home loan.

Find out how the KiwiSaver First Home Withdrawal and First Home Grant schemes could boost your deposit.

It will take time to find the right property in the right suburb at a price you can afford.

Whether you're bidding at auction or making an offer, you'll need your ducks in a row to win that dream home.