In this major special feature a series of experts look at what 2003 holds for advisers and investors

The 2002 year was yet another learning experience for investors, fund managers and advisers.

New Zealand economy shines, but can it last?

Government will have a big impact on shares.

In spite of a sustained period of global economic downturns, international equity markets are having one of the best starts in more than 60 years.

It is likely that returns from bond markets this year will not match the levels achieved in 2002.

Just when you thought things were settling down ...

ING New Zealand reviews the performance of local property markets during 2002, and looks at how 2003 is shaping up.

Ross Kent, the managing director of AMP Financial Services, looks at superannuation in 2003.

Good Returns reviews a must have book for anyone who is thinking of investing in residential property.

New Plymouth

Gaining superior knowledge on where we currently lie, and the utmost insight into the way ahead.

The National Party has picked four main issues it will “put its name on” this year. ING managing director and former chairman of the Investment Savings & Insurance Association, Paul Fyfe, is appalled that superannuation has been overlooked as a key focus.

Wanganui

Wellington