Weinsure
Infoscan Ltd
Manawatu in 2002
FundSource executive chairman David van Schaardenburg responds to critisims about Consumer's review of managed funds.
Christchurch
The Government is cooking the books to create confusion over whether Dr Cullen's flawed super scheme will pay out 10 cents or 25 cents in the dollar of future superannuation costs, National's Bill English said today.
Act leader Richard Prebble says parties supporting 65 at 65 are committing "an outrageous act of political hypocrisy."
Wellington
I have set up a company in the Cayman Islands which sells products over the Internet to customers from all over the world. I do not intend to repatriate any of the profits to New Zealand. Does this company have a New Zealand tax liability? ANSWER
Green Party co-leader Rod Donald said today the Government should put the interests of the nation first and invite all parties who support universal public provision of superannuation to discuss how best to achieve that commitment.
Auckland
National announced today that it is rejecting the Government's proposed superannuation fund.
National Finance Spokesman Bill English takes a look at the background to todays decision.
Anderton predicts National will cut super now it has decided not to support the Government's plans.
Could you use Consumers' review of managed funds to make an investment decison? Michael Chamberlain says No. He reckons the review is based on incomplete analysis of investment options and that it reaches flawed conclusions.
Finance minister Michael Cullen says National's decision on super are "predictable, cynical and confused."
Showing 18121 to 18140 of 18749 results
Stories written by multiple reporters.
Followers will be emailed articles by