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Give workers a say over super

The country’s largest union is welcoming the Government’s move to encourage employers to take part in superannuation funds – but says that workers should have a say in managing them.

Mon, May 5th 2003 10:27AM

AMP appoints head to new property business

2 min read

BNZ discards brokers

1 min read

News Round Up

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2003 Fidelity Life Roadshow

Whangarei

1 min read

S&P confirms Lumley's ratings

A protected sales process of the Lumley insurance businesses in Australia and New Zealand is impacting on its S&P rating.

2 min read

ASFONZ Education Programme – Module Three

Wellington

1 min read

ASFONZ Education Programme – Module Three

War knocks investor confidence

New Zealand investor confidence in future returns has experienced its biggest drop since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.

2 min read

AMP says don't go now

Fund manager AMP Henderson is warning investors not to panic and quit equity-dominated funds just because returns in the March year had been the worst for 15 years.

3 min read

ASFONZ Education Programme – Module Three

Auckland

1 min read

Savings and Fund Managament Summit 2003

Wellington

1 min read

Education key part of savings

In this speech to the Savings and Fund Management Conference Finance Minister Michael Cullen, explains the Government's latest thinking on superannuation.

18 min read

Fourie joins Tower

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Funds flow slows

March was another shocker for the managed funds industry in New Zealand with nearly quarter of a billion dollars flowing out of funds.

2 min read

Dated life insurance law to be reviewed

Ancient laws covering the life insurance industry are to be reviewed, Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel says.

2 min read

Bollard surprises with a rate cut

3 min read

RBNZ cuts rate

The Reserve Bank today reduced the Official Cash Rate from 5.75% to 5.50%.

2 min read

Opposition still cowering naked in the bushes: Cullen

Finance Minister Michael Cullen reckons that the opposition are still cowering naked in the bushes over superannuation as they don't have an alternative to the New Zealand Superannuation Fund.

5 min read