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Noticed a drop in your KiwiSaver balance?
After almost a decade of strong returns from the markets, the impact of COVID-19 has opened up a period of volatility and uncertainty across the world. And for many New Zealanders, this has reflected in a substantial drop in their KiwiSaver funds. Feeling stressed or anxious about it is only normal, but in times like[...]Read More
How to protect yourself as a business owner
Business owners have worries that many other people don’t. Instead of working in return for a reliable salary, they’re relying on finding customers and clients, developing market share and building a strong team to deliver results. There can be a lot of risk associated with being a business owner, and here are a few ways[...]Read More
When do you need a Personal Insurance check-up?
Thinking about your Insurance may not be high on your list of priorities. But if you’d like to make sure that your cover is still the best fit for you – and will protect you at claim time – it’s important to do a regular check-up. Here’s when is a good time to schedule a[...]Read More
How to jump-start your children’s financial future
Should you secure insurance for your ‘young adult’ kids? And what about setting up KiwiSaver for them, or having a will in place? If you have children in their 20s who are taking their first steps into the outside world, but haven’t flown the nest yet, you may have pondered these age-old questions before. And[...]Read More
Here to help with your financial questions
These are most definitely difficult and unique times as the world grapples with the rapidly evolving impact of coronavirus (COVID-19). Our thoughts are with those affected across the world, and of course at home in New Zealand. Times such as these highlight the importance of supporting each other and caring for our community: from the[...]Read More
How to boost your financial life in one week, one month and one year
We often overestimate what we can achieve in a short period of time, but dramatically underestimate what we can do in a longer one. And if you need to make changes to your money life, it might not be as drawn-out a process as you expect. Here’s what you could realistically expect to change about[...]Read More