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Markets go up, markets go down… Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp Email Print Markets go up, markets go down. This is the nature of economic and market cycles. This can be worrying when investing for the short-term. However, KiwiSaver is a
We often hear the words ‘rising inflation’ and ‘rising interest rates’ but do we really understand these terms and the impacts they can have on us financially? What is inflation anyway and what does it have to do with the
Are you paying into KiwiSaver but are uncertain about how it actually works? We have all heard about KiwiSaver and despite having over 3 million members it would appear that confusion and lack of understanding of how it works is
Are you using tomorrow’s money today? What happens when tomorrow comes along? Are you spending more than you earn? What if your income stops? If you are spending money today that was meant for tomorrow, then you have a problem.
SAVING MONEY MADE EASY Do you struggle to save money? At the end of each month, do you wonder where all your money went? Perhaps you spend beyond your means? If so, then this article is for you! Discover how
You don’t currently have your own home, and you feel squeezed out of the property market before you’ve started, can you put your money to work in other ways? … Read More
I was asked a great question recently. For all the talk of KiwiSaver-this and investments-that, what does it actually mean for my dollar? How much do I put in and for what return? Here we come to the wonderful world
Yesterday I was listening to a well-known finance commentator. They were saying that they didn’t agree with a caller who’d been advised they need a million dollars in savings for retirement. One of the clear things that we are taught
Unlocked KiwiSaver products may use exactly the same funds as KiwiSaver, invested in exactly the same way but are not locked away from you until retirement. … Read More
Recently I put my nose into the debate around passive versus active investing. In my comment on the article I pondered why the choice should be so binary, one or the other? In my observation of investments, the prudent path
