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Posted: 30 April 2012
To encourage savings, the government makes a contribution to your KiwiSaver account each year, provided you have made contributions yourself, you’re over 18 years of age and you mainly reside in New Zealand. If you’ve been a member since at least 1 July 2011, you are eligible for a ...
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Posted: 30 April 2012
The limit for how much you can claim went up from the 2009 tax year. You have 8 years to make a claim. The receipt needs to be from a qualifying donee organisation (although these rules have been relaxed for the Christchurch earthquake relief effort). After 31 March you ...
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Posted: 30 April 2012
This month we have some exciting news with the opening of our new office in Hawke’s Bay. It’s been many years since we had a physical location in the region and although we’ve continued to support a growing number of clients in the area, we realise the value for ...
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Posted: 30 April 2012
Following the turmoil in markets from 2007 to 2009, investment markets are unlikely to rally on excessively debt fuelled capital as they did before the Global Financial Crisis. Investing is likely to be characterised by increased volatility, uneven growth and financial market instability. But there will also be profit ...
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Posted: 19 December 2011
Perpetual created the Mortgage Fund in 1992 and over those 19 years has delivered only positive results. The objective of the Fund is to provide you as an investor with a steady income at a return that is competitive to bank rates. The low investment minimum of $1,000 allows ...