Some dealer groups could face some awkward conversations with their adviser members as they transition to the new regime.

In the latest episode of Good Returns TV, Strategi executive director David Greenslade tells advisers they should not be afraid of doing Level Five papers. Click to Read On

Mortgage rate wars will underpin property market growth following a "sluggish" start to the year, according to research firm CoreLogic.

Sovereign's guaranteed acceptance insurance product Simple Life is being closed to new business.

An investor who was offered the opportunity to move his money without paying fund entry fees was so upset that he took his complaint to an external dispute resolution scheme.

A new study has named the New Zealand Super Fund as one of the world’s most responsible asset allocators.

The Reserve Bank's proposals to force banks to keep extra capital could be a "significant headwind" to the economy and reduce the availability of credit, according to ANZ economists.

A client who blamed his poor English as part of the reason for non-disclosure on his life and trauma policies has had his complaint to the Insurance and Financial Services Ombudsman turned down.

In the second part of his commentary on the recent FADC case, adviser Jon-Paul Hale says the requirements expected of advisers is likely to cause havoc.

Investors and advisers are being told not to read too much into an inverted bond yield curve.

Here's two random and seemingly unrelated thoughts...but they are very Kiwi and yes they relate to financial advice! 

Trustees Executors Limited (TEL) has appointed new leadership of its retail Private Wealth business.

Financial advisers say the decision not to implement a capital gains tax was the right one – but there may still be tax changes on the horizon for investors.

NZ Funds KiwiSaver Scheme posts strong returns in Q1, but warns against performance chasing