How to save more when you are working for peanuts? You start working life on low salary and with huge debt from education, wish to buy house is already a fantasy. If you made redundant later in the life, chance to get back into work are slim....
Amazing story., wish him to reach 100 and still flying. I know the feeling, as last year I also reunited with my old air-force jet plane which I fly last time 25 years ago.
True, but. I know plenty of immigrants, including myself, who arrived here in mid 90 under residency point system. Mostly highly educated (doctors, nurses, dentists, pilots, engineers, etc) and they had huge problem to be properly registered in their profession despite years of experience. At the end, most finished driving taxis or work in cleaning industry and as soon as they received NZ citizenship they moved to Aussie finding job in their profession without any registration issues. NZ loss at large.
KiwiBuild: Couples earning up to $180k will be able to buy homes
For instance a couple of teachers may have a combined income of between $150,000 and $170,000This is a joke, isnt it?
NZ Super isn't enough for 'no frills' lifestyle, but Kiwis are bridging the gap
How to save more when you are working for peanuts? You start working life on low salary and with huge debt from education, wish to buy house is already a fantasy. If you made redundant later in the life, chance to get back into work are slim....
93-year-old former fighter pilot takes to the skies again in South Canterbury
Amazing story., wish him to reach 100 and still flying. I know the feeling, as last year I also reunited with my old air-force jet plane which I fly last time 25 years ago.
'Today, we are speechless': The Capital Gazette's heartbreaking editorial page
Sad story. Trumpet will probably twit nonsense as usual.
Drawn in and shut out - a grandmother's view
Oranga Tamariki is a joke. More often than not, they have serious misjudgement in their decisions and make life nightmare for both parties involved.
Employers skimp on KiwiSaver contributions
NZDF, joke at large.
What you need to know before buying a coffee machine
just make Turkish coffee. No need for expensive machinery.
Shifting from the UK: NZ has everything an immigrant needs
True, but. I know plenty of immigrants, including myself, who arrived here in mid 90 under residency point system. Mostly highly educated (doctors, nurses, dentists, pilots, engineers, etc) and they had huge problem to be properly registered in their profession despite years of experience. At the end, most finished driving taxis or work in cleaning industry and as soon as they received NZ citizenship they moved to Aussie finding job in their profession without any registration issues. NZ loss at large.