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Savings & Investment
Negative Bank Rates- Yeah Right
David Boyle – Mint Asset Management It’s official: the world has gone mad. In Denmark a bank ...
Invest in A Commercial Property Syndicate
Dunedin is one of New Zealand’s strongest property markets with commercial property in high demand. Our ...
MARTIN HAWES: Make sure your KiwiSaver account has the right tax rate
Recently there has been a flurry of stories in the media based on revelations from the ...
What on earth to wear to a job interview as a baby boomer
Going for a job interview as a baby boomer is getting increasingly harder as I continue ...
How much money do I need to retire?
Article originally posted on sorted.org.nz It’s a tricky question to answer – especially without the help ...
Brand-less bargains
We recently headed off to our local supermarket armed with a calculator and notepad (standard issue for oily rag shoppers) to see how much shoppers can save buying generic unbranded products instead of the named brands.
Farmers’ markets
there are more than 50 farmer markets throughout the country
Retirement – A goal or a lifestyle?
Our career is part of our life’s plan – we start work hoping to be successful, ...
Turning junk into treasure
It's fair to say trading second hand goodies has a certain magnetic appeal to those living off the smell of an oily rag. Firstly it's an easy way to turn unwanted stuff into much needed cash. Secondly, you can save heaps when buying.