Welcome to the Good Returns weekly
newsletter. This newsletter is designed to give you a bit
of a look into what’s been happening in the financial
services market over the past week.
Good
Returns stories you should read>>
BT
ain't following its Australian brother
BT Fund Management’s New Zealand
arm is not going to follow its Australian operation, and set
up its own financial planning group. [More]
$30
mill fleeced from Kiwis in share scams
A Securities Commission estimate of $30 million lost by New
Zealanders to telephone callers offering bogus shares is just
the tip of the iceberg, according to director of enforcement,
Norman Miller. [More]
Southern
Cross launches health management account
Southern Cross Healthcare has launched a first for New Zealand
– a ‘health management account’. [More]
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Kicking
Idea's Around
The end of last week was busy with lots of foreigners
(eg: offshore fund managers) in town, coincidentally when
the third Lions test was on.
That and a chance meeting with Asteron boss Sean Carroll
in the Vero Buidling got me thinking about rugby. [More]
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Magazine
July
issue out soon, features include;
- Queen Carmel - The Fisher Funds fairytale story
- Health insurance examined
- The latest on Home Equity Release schemes
- How to get referrals
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Quote
of the Week:
“During the 1970s we in New Zealand lost the plot
with respect to retirement incomes, both the state pension
and private provision.”
Politicians normally aren’t so frank
on superannuation as Michael Cullen was to Grey Power
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