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October 2004
28 Oct 2004 The great New Zealand savings rort
28 Oct 2004 Double-dipping, gouging and low returns
28 Oct 2004 Beware the fox in the henhouse
28 Oct 2004 Drug houses unlivable
28 Oct 2004 RB says rate hike may be last for some time
28 Oct 2004 Bank mortgage war increases pressure on Bollard
28 Oct 2004 Buffs queue for airfield sections
28 Oct 2004 Bullish property market in Buller
28 Oct 2004 Rates go up and down
28 Oct 2004 Housing boom goes global
28 Oct 2004 BNZ leads mortgage rates battle
28 Oct 2004 Advisers wary of finance companies
28 Oct 2004 Absolute Capital expands team
27 Oct 2004 Advisers express concerns over finance companies
27 Oct 2004 BNZ celebrates 10 year anniversay
27 Oct 2004 BNZIM roadshow
27 Oct 2004 Ten years of success
27 Oct 2004 Financial Planner of the Year Finalists
26 Oct 2004 Chris Barry to leave Sovereign
26 Oct 2004 News Round Up
25 Oct 2004 Rate rise almost a dead cert
25 Oct 2004 If your trust's gathering dust, check it's not an 'alter ego'
25 Oct 2004 Overseas buyers a factor in driving up house prices
25 Oct 2004 Interest rates tipped to rise on Thursday
25 Oct 2004 Fringe benefit tax changes fail to impress
25 Oct 2004 NZ income tax take growth outperforms OECD average
25 Oct 2004 National Property Trust raises more cash
25 Oct 2004 Confusion And Commitment Worries In Mortgages
24 Oct 2004 Property Problems: What to do when a valuation goes wrong
24 Oct 2004 Putting a premium on life
24 Oct 2004 Property problems: House sale involved likely conflict of interest
24 Oct 2004 Slicing up the social welfare cake
24 Oct 2004 Oh dear, you're stuck with it
24 Oct 2004 Chipping away at millstone of debt
24 Oct 2004 Investors looking forward to more happy days
24 Oct 2004 Sir Selwyn facing revolt in the ranks
24 Oct 2004 Investors torpedo Hilton sale
24 Oct 2004 Vic Park plan nearly ready
24 Oct 2004 Kiwis sink deep in debt
24 Oct 2004 Rules may change for boarders
24 Oct 2004 Mortgage interest war heats up
24 Oct 2004 South's average house price soars
24 Oct 2004 Banks' home-loan war raises inflation fears
24 Oct 2004 Kupe boom starts with shortfall in housing
24 Oct 2004 Heat goes out of property market
24 Oct 2004 Public get say on Kerikeri tower block
22 Oct 2004 ASFONZ Introduction to Investing course
22 Oct 2004 Tower risk product launch
22 Oct 2004 An investment to make you feel good
22 Oct 2004 Christchurch gets a Bentley
22 Oct 2004 Hilton offer pulled
21 Oct 2004 ASFONZ Introduction to Investing course
21 Oct 2004 Tower risk product launch
21 Oct 2004 Cullen makes more noises on tax issues
21 Oct 2004 Perpetual appoint senior manager
20 Oct 2004 Tower risk product launch
20 Oct 2004 United Future makes submission
20 Oct 2004 The wait for Tower's new insurance products is over
20 Oct 2004 Confusion abounds on mortgage rates
19 Oct 2004 The mysterious fee case
19 Oct 2004 AMP moves portfolios in anticipation of slowdown
19 Oct 2004 Super Fund appoints Sterling Johnston
19 Oct 2004 Tower risk product launch
19 Oct 2004 Median house prices rise in September
19 Oct 2004 Real estate agents cleared of disclosure allegations
19 Oct 2004 Lawyer critical of Real Estate Institute issue with president
19 Oct 2004 Home loan rates cut as market cools
19 Oct 2004 More pain for 'credit boomers'
19 Oct 2004 House prices hit record high but sales slip
19 Oct 2004 Investors remain confident in September quarter: ASB
19 Oct 2004 Heritage order seen as barrier to sale
19 Oct 2004 Retail investors urge caution in debt product investment
19 Oct 2004 Cullen drops tax hint
19 Oct 2004 Taranaki shopping mall changes hands for $32m
19 Oct 2004 Investors' confidence rises with sharemarket
19 Oct 2004 Chapman takes over St Laurence Mortgages
19 Oct 2004 Surprises abound in this year's awards
18 Oct 2004 Adviserlink Investments & Risk Management
18 Oct 2004 Adviserlink Business Financial Services
18 Oct 2004 Tower risk product launch
18 Oct 2004 Investors urged to be cautious about income investments
18 Oct 2004 Investor confidence remains high
17 Oct 2004 What do House Price Falls Mean for You?
17 Oct 2004 Anzo sees upside to property squeeze
17 Oct 2004 Pressure on Reserve Bank to increase rates again
17 Oct 2004 Home loan price war breaks out
17 Oct 2004 Fixed rates popular with borrowers
17 Oct 2004 House affordability slips further on interest rate hikes
17 Oct 2004 Annual inflation rises to 18 month high of 2.5%
17 Oct 2004 Access clients slow to claim money
17 Oct 2004 Cost of living index wanted
17 Oct 2004 September Property Market Update
17 Oct 2004 CDL Hotels sells Australian properties
17 Oct 2004 CPI up 0.6% for quarter, 2.5% for year
17 Oct 2004 Cullen rules out tax cuts
17 Oct 2004 Mirvac to take over James Fielding, with Paramor at helm
17 Oct 2004 Inflation won't be low enough to stop more rate rises - banks
15 Oct 2004 Home affordability slips
15 Oct 2004 Home loan price war breaks out
15 Oct 2004 ASFONZ Introduction to Trusteeship course
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Stay in touch with your Clients and Prospective Clients, not by email, not by text Pick up the phone and meet them for a coffee, or a wine…
1 month ago AlBean
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Longitude68 is right that AI is reshaping wealth advice fast - it's already widespread offshore, even if not yet here, and our industry will need to catch up quickly to deliver more deliberate, efficient client solutions. That said, most clients I encounter - largely Silent Generation and Boomers - will keep paying a relationship premium, within reason, to continue with a trusted advisor. Technology's real impact will be displacing advisers built around a single product or philosophy, which will be exposed as the commodities they are.
1 month ago Pragmatic
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Between Silk & Conway they currently receive from the NZ taxpayer a salary package in excess of $1M annually. Given they and former Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr were collectively responsible for the decisions which saw NZ house prices spiral out of control it's baffles belief now that they still have jobs.
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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.
1 month ago John Milner