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No good reason for soft dollar commissions: Naylor

New Zealand has an international reputation of being “cowboyish” because it does not have the same rules for financial advisers as other countries, says Massey University’s Mike Naylor.

Mon, Jun 24th 2013 07:38AM

[Weekly Wrap] Advice degree on the cards

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Sovereign's latest commission deal

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Adviser fee levels unfair

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Potential AFAs should be mentored: Tate

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Forensic approach to disability claims suggested

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Property trusts well positioned

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Consumer confidence stats won't change RBNZ mind: ASB

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Massey considers financial planning degree

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[Weekly Wrap] Rules and more rules

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Equity income still fine strategy

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RBNZ's latest paper on insurance causes concerns

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Advisers yet to get responsible investing

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KiwiSaver used to pay bankrupts' creditors

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Clarity brought to issue of transfer of offshore pensions

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Concerns for units' maintenance plans

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Could dealer groups become regulators?

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Nine more months of unchanged OCR predicted

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Auckland buyers getting desperate: QV

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[Weekly Wrap] How much do consumers know?

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