u/PositiveBear3705

As in the title.

Approx costs for a [I'd imagine] very standard contracting out/pre-nup agreement.

Also curious if I am able to pay my partners fee, provided she gets indep legal advice? I am the one who is being protected and the one asking her her to sign it so happy to contribute/pay the fee for it.

Lastly, has anyone used any of those online companies (Agreeable)... I understand the founder is fmr. Solicitor General Michael Heron KC, so surely he has made sure its binding and enforceable...

I freaked some ppl out when I posted incorrrctly that RKLB was under $60 USD (Mixed it up with ASTS).

I see its now $58.60 USD... if only I had some money to invest 😭

Literally just thought of a business idea and just wanted to see how it works as I have never owned a business, nor worked for an owner operator/someone self employed to ask.

If I was to buy a property with a bit on land and then rent out that land, or make money off it ie. Cabins/air bnb etc whom & how does one approach the bank for a loan.

For example, this property has a house we would live in (personal) but then make a business out of it

I have a house now which I could sell, would I then put that the money from that as a deposit/partial payment and take out a business loan, or get one for the full amount... or would it be a residential loan?

I'm sure to get a business loan I would need a business plan etc... just looking for general insight.

Chur

Anyone else looking to buy SK Hynix once it hits the Nasdaq?

Don't be left holding the bag

Just wondering if anyone has moved to Tiger Brokers from Sharesies/Hatch and/or how existing users like it?

It has a good review in Moneyhub and the zero FX fees for the first $2k per month + 4 free buy/sells per month for life is tempting.

I'm also looking to add a few ASX penny stocks but these aren't available under Hatch.

Is TB worth it or is it better just to use IBKR (the best/most comprensive platform in NZ)