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July 1999
19 Jul 1999 Weekly briefs
16 Jul 1999 AMPAM crowned Fund Manager of the Year
15 Jul 1999 Some Dividend Yields Are More Equal Than Others
14 Jul 1999 Tax hike a plus for super funds
14 Jul 1999 Still scope for rates rise
14 Jul 1999 Tax hike a plus for super funds
13 Jul 1999 Top fund manager awards
12 Jul 1999 NZ's largest redeemable preference issue
12 Jul 1999 Home affordability strikes new record
12 Jul 1999 Weekly briefs
08 Jul 1999 Beware the bear
08 Jul 1999 Upstart fund undervalued
08 Jul 1999 One-stop shopping moves closer
07 Jul 1999 What ACT knows about superannuation could fit on a postage stamp in cr
06 Jul 1999 Alliance offers superannuitants a cash boost
06 Jul 1999 Reeves Moses balloons
06 Jul 1999 Compulsory adviser registration far from dead
06 Jul 1999 Calan takes another step
05 Jul 1999 Running the numbers on apartment financing
04 Jul 1999 Weekly briefs
02 Jul 1999 Mortgage brokers: what they can offer
02 Jul 1999 Insurance merger tipped
01 Jul 1999 Actively seeking a manager
June 1999
29 Jun 1999 Tower's new Euro account
29 Jun 1999 Spicers looks global
29 Jun 1999 Portfolio Talk: Stephen Walker
28 Jun 1999 The Mike Pero experience
28 Jun 1999 Weekly briefs
25 Jun 1999 Confusing investor behaviour
24 Jun 1999 Dresdner has a new item on its shopping list
23 Jun 1999 Continued rate rises shouldn't be cause for alarm
22 Jun 1999 ASB goes for diversity not quantity
22 Jun 1999 CFP licence officially transferred to FPIA
21 Jun 1999 Revving up bank business on the 'Net
20 Jun 1999 Weekly briefs
18 Jun 1999 Principal buys BT for A$2.1bill
18 Jun 1999 A deal in Principal for BT
18 Jun 1999 Unitholders mad
17 Jun 1999 House prices knocked back from April highs
17 Jun 1999 Fund Manager of the Year nominations
17 Jun 1999 And the nominees are.....
16 Jun 1999 Tower clears final legal hurdle
16 Jun 1999 Gripes over early loan repayments
15 Jun 1999 MDC grabs more of NZRPT
14 Jun 1999 What the Retirement Commissioner's ads really say
14 Jun 1999 Research: Listed property trusts still remain attractive
13 Jun 1999 Rates rise sooner than expected
11 Jun 1999 A high return with a capital guarantee
10 Jun 1999 Dresdner buys a masterpiece
10 Jun 1999 Administration systems: Who's got wha g
10 Jun 1999 Cutting your mortgage costs
10 Jun 1999 BT soothes customers
08 Jun 1999 EMU brings challenges for investors
08 Jun 1999 Sorting through the maze
07 Jun 1999 Weekly briefs
05 Jun 1999 Three kings have a cash crisis
04 Jun 1999 <a href="http://www.goodreturns.co.nz/mortgage2.phtml">Mortgage Rate T
03 Jun 1999 Westpac cans BT bid
03 Jun 1999 Spreading the risk of rate moves
02 Jun 1999 Coronet takes on a Challenger
02 Jun 1999 Morningstar threatens BT downgrade
01 Jun 1999 Investors fail to plug into Colonial's property trustge
01 Jun 1999 To fix or not to fix?
May 1999
31 May 1999 Hot favourite scratched
31 May 1999 Trusts: New law creates many new problems
30 May 1999 Weekly briefs
27 May 1999 Financial Planner of the Year Awards announced
27 May 1999 A juicy investment
26 May 1999 Ready, set, borrow
26 May 1999 It's all coming together nicely...at the National BanAr
24 May 1999 Assocation tells Govt to get a move on
24 May 1999 Fixed rates on the move again
23 May 1999 Budget has some positive news for NZ's bond market
22 May 1999 Weekly briefs
20 May 1999 Budget damp squib for retirement savings
20 May 1999 It's better to catch fish than poach them
19 May 1999 April property figures 'hearteningve
19 May 1999 Mixed outlook for mortgage rates follows latest Reserve Bank and Feder
18 May 1999 Association about to secure CFP
18 May 1999 ISI asks: Where's the problemEv
17 May 1999 Wrap accounts: Fees will be halved by 2001
16 May 1999 The rise and rise of mortgage broking
16 May 1999 Weekly briefs
14 May 1999 Three big wins for Tower
13 May 1999 Here come the Highlanders
12 May 1999 Return expectations lowered
11 May 1999 AMP’s affordable home loan repayment cover
10 May 1999 Colonial First State takes the hard option
10 May 1999 Members give Tower the green light
09 May 1999 Asian giant slowly gains momentum
09 May 1999 Weekly briefs
09 May 1999 A cautionary tale...
07 May 1999 Another fund manager gobbled up
06 May 1999 AMP’s home loan insurance takes flexible approach
05 May 1999 Eriksen's Master Trust Survey: Some managers are more canny or skilful
05 May 1999 Banks shake off the Asian flu
04 May 1999 KPMG survey positive for financial sector
03 May 1999 Peters' plan to get rid of unprofessional advisers
02 May 1999 Mercer survey: A volatile quarter
02 May 1999 Weekly briefs
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1 month ago AlBean
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1 month ago Pragmatic
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1 month ago Aggressively_passive
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A high level of my appointments are now being made with an AI agent. “Sarah” responds to inquiries by phone, converses with prospective clients then books them into my calendar. Yesterday a prospect asked Sarah whether she was an AI robot. Sarah responded with a yes and continued to tell him a joke, which he had requested. That interaction was enough for this engineer to proceed with a booked appointment with me. Only time before this old dog is replaced I guess.
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