First Home

First Home Training Camp

Training Camp

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Training of the 14 day crash course starts, lock in, getting first home starts here.

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How does it work?

Aera makes its money by connecting buyers with developers. When a house is purchased, we earn a commission. We then put that straight back into running Aera and supporting our members to get through the process faster. Previous members pave the way for new members.

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Timeline

Day 1

Training of the 14 day crash course starts, lock in, getting first home starts here.

Day 2

Training of the 14 day crash course starts, lock in, getting first home starts here.

Day 3

Training of the 14 day crash course starts, lock in, getting first home starts here.

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Prizes

Aera makes its money by connecting buyers with developers.

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All financial decisions involve risk. Any returns referenced are not guaranteed. You should consider seeking independent legal, financial, taxation or other advice when considering whether a decision is appropriate for your objectives, financial situation or needs.

Aera is not a registered bank.

Aera is an initiative of the Aera Foundation, a charitable trust backing creative responses to social and environmental challenges. Aera Foundation is registered as CC50290 with the New Zealand Charities Commission.

The Aera financial services platform is provided by Aera 22 Opco Limited, and is registered on the Financial Services Providers Register (FSPR.govt.nz).
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Aera's custodial financial service is not licensed by a New Zealand regulator. Aera's registration on the New Zealand register of financial service providers and membership of the Financial Services Complants Limited dispute resolution scheme does not constitute active regulation or oversight by a New Zealand regulator.