AMP Australia has apologised unreservedly for the misconduct and failures in regulatory disclosures in its advice business and the AMP Board has announced actions to accelerate the necessary change within the Australian business. You can find out more in the note from AMP Australia’s Executive Chairman and read...
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Will 2018 be as lucrative for your investments as 2017 was? Will the bull market continue or is that a bear on the horizon? Watch Bevan Graham, AMP’s Chief Economist, as he explains the recent market ups and downs, what to possibly expect for the...
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If you've been a member of KiwiSaver for at least three years you may be able to use your savings to help you buy your first property in New Zealand - that property can be either
bare land on which you intent to build your...
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December performance results indicate the funds in the AMP KiwiSaver Scheme are performing strongly.
Compared to the average return on the average term deposit for 1 year offered by the major banks as at 23 January 2018 of 3.40%pa, the returns for some of our key...
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Most retirees will use up their savings in just 10 years and rely solely on the state pension after that, a new research suggests.
New Zealand's Financial Services Council, whose members include insurers, fund managers and KiwiSaver providers, engaged Horizon Research to survey nearly 2,200 people...
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With more Kiwis being invested in KiwiSaver and balances growing, an increasing number of investors are taking an interest in how and where their money is being invested. As well as making sure they are in the right fund, many are wanting to better understand...
New research released today shows that financial literacy may be a more accurate contributor to wellbeing rather than income level.
The Sovereign Wellbeing Index – Wealth and Wellbeing in New Zealand report indicates that it’s not how much you earn, but rather what you do with...