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National Bank removes wide range of fees

The National Bank has announced across-the-board fee removals and reductions, as part of a wide-ranging fees review, benefiting customers by about $30 million a year.

Tue, Oct 13th 2009 02:59PM

AXA names top adviser

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ANZ National make major changes

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Fisher Funds 2009 Roadshow

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Rates round-up

SBS chief sees deposit war going for at least another year; Rabobank Capital Securities rate resets; BNZ five-month special ends, slashes 18-month terms and boosts 12-month

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QV stats

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News round-up

Value Fund elevates; Milestone goes for Infiniti; Capital International fund rated unaffected

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[Weekly Wrap] Rolling stones gather no moss

This week it was interesting to hear the views of former ING head honcho Paul Fyfe on the ANZ buyout of the business.

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[Weekly Wrap] Rolling stones gather no moss

Market Review: October 2009 Commentary

This month Tyndall's Peter Lynn comments on the unprecedented rise in the New Zealand Dollar. "All countries want the lowest currency." Our currency is hurting our exporters and prospects for recovery in our 'real' economy.

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Kiwibank hike long term rates

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Market Review: October 2009 London Commentary

We are enjoying increasing optimism over prospects of a global economic recovery. We are less than convinced. In this month's Tyndall Comment, Andrew Hunt explains how much of the recovery in financial markets can be attributed to strong liquidity. This is driven by central bank programmes rather than any improvement in our 'real' economies, which remain weak.

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Market Review: October 2009 London Commentary

Bond issue to halt the brain robbery

The University of Canterbury plans to raise up to $100 million for major capital projects through New Zealand's first listed philanthropic bond issue.

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Reserve Bank unlikely to follow RBA hike

The Reserve Bank of Australia's rate hike this week is unlikely to provoke a similar response from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) - at least in the short term, says BNZ chief economist Tony Alexander.

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Reserve Bank unlikely to follow RBA hike

Mercer Investment Series 2009

Auckland

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Westpac loses massive tax case

Westpac faces a tax bill of close to $1 billion after losing one of New Zealand's largest ever tax avoidance cases.

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KiwiSaver survey: the full numbers revealed

In a year that has seen two KiwiSaver providers close up shop, the big bank brands were again dominating fund flows, the second annual Good Returns KiwiSaver survey has found.

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