Boyle gets dream gig
David Boyle has been appointed as the new Retirement Commissioner takimng over from Jane Wrightson.
David Boyle, who has had a strong focus on retirement savings during his extensive experience in the public and private sectors, has been appointed as Retirement Commissioner.
Commerce Minister Cameron Brewer says Boyle “played a key role in establishing KiwiSaver at ING and is currently the general manager of KiwiSaver at Fisher Funds.
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NZX50 misses out on optimism over Iran conflict; a2 Milk extends declineTuesday, April 14th, 7:02PM
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FMA to review CoFI GuidanceFriday, April 10th, 8:07AM 4 comments
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Industry wary of KiwiSaver changes
KiwiSaver providers are cautiously supportive of changes to make it easier for farmers to buy homes – but would prefer the tinkering with the system stopped.
The Government announced at the weekend that the laws would change so that people who have jobs where accommodation is provided can still use their accounts to buy a house.
The rules have previous required that people withdrawing money for a first home do so with the intention of living in it.
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Active manager (sort of) leaves the passive houseSunday, April 5th, 10:04AM 1 comment
NZX’s active management business, QuayStreet Asset Management, is being given a bit more free reign. MORE» |
Bond funds likely to deliver out-sized returns: AmovaWednesday, April 1st, 7:07AM
Financial markets have priced too much inflation risk into longer-term fixed interest yields, according to Fergus McDonald, head of the bond and currency team at Amova Asset Management. MORE» |
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Fisher Funds moves to woo advisers back
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