You do not need to be an NZPIF member to get involved, or to save money on fuel.
NZPIF has partnered with Kora, a New Zealand-owned fuel card company, to offer supporters access to real fuel discounts at over 390 stations nationwide, including Waitomo and Mobil*. In return, a portion of your discount goes back to fund NZPIF’s 2026 election advocacy work automatically, every time you fill up.
With fuel past $3 a litre, the savings are significant.
Here is what you get:
Contribute $35 (Members) $45 (non-members) to the 2026 advocacy fund and unlock your Kora fuel card.
Then start saving:
- 13c per litre off every fill until 20 July 2026
- 10c per litre off there after.
You choose how much to contribute per litre (2c, 4c, or 10c).
The rest stays in your pocket.
Waitomo already has some of the cheapest pump prices in New Zealand, often 20 to 30 cents per litre less than Z and BP. The Kora discount stacks on top of that. The savings are real and add up fast.
Sign up before 31 March and you go in the draw to win a year of free fuel — up to $6,000.
Every new Kora customer is entered automatically.
How to sign up
After your advocacy contribution is processed, you will receive a private link by email to complete your Kora sign-up. Two cards are then posted directly to you (one Waitomo, one Mobil) and should arrive within a week. Keep them in your vehicle and use them whenever you fill up. NZPIF will pay your monthly account fee for 12 months, and you’ll pay for your fuel. In 11 months, we’ll ask you if you’d like to renew, shift or cancel your card.
Why contribute?
The 2026 election is on 7 November. The issues that matter most to property investors are on the table, and NZPIF is keeping pressure on every major party before election day:
- Keep interest deductibility. Full mortgage interest deductibility was removed in 2021 and rents went up. It was restored in 2024 because the evidence was clear that removing it did not help tenants — it cost them. The 2026 election puts it back at risk.
- No CGT on investment property. A capital gains tax applied only to residential rental property while the family home and other asset classes remain untouched is not sound tax design. The evidence is consistent: it reduces rental supply, encourages early exits, and pushes rents up.
- Stable, consistent policy rules. You cannot plan a 25-year investment around a 3-year political cycle. Every time the rules change, investors reassess whether it is worth continuing. Many are already exiting.
- Protect small property investors. Most of New Zealand’s rentals are owned by ordinary people with one or two properties, building towards retirement. When policy makes that unviable, they exit, and the rental housing they provided does not simply get replaced.
You contribution and your ongoing rebate fund this work directly.
If you have questions, reply to this email or contact us at [email protected].
Once you are signed up, card queries go straight to Kora’s team on 0800 KORA NZ.
The NZPIF Team New Zealand Property Investors Federation nzpif.co.nz