Article tagged with 'Massey University\'
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Improvements in affordability nationwide
09 Aug 2019 - Lack of affordability has long been a problem for New Zealand’s housing market, but a new report suggests the tide could be turning.
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Degree takes shape
28 Jun 2019 - Details are becoming clearer on a proposed financial advice degree, but there is concern that not all aspects of the industry will be covered.
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Degree work continues despite Code opting for Level Five
20 May 2019 - The Code of Conduct settling on a Level Five qualification requirement for financial advisers won't stop the development of a new degree for the sector.
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Financial planning degree on horizon
11 Mar 2019 - Massey University is planning to launch a degree in financial planning, next year.
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No let-up in affordability issues
12 Feb 2019 - Housing affordability has improved in New Zealand’s most expensive regions but it’s deteriorating on a nationwide basis.
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Naylor explains why a Level 5 qualification is too low for quality financial advice
03 Jan 2019 - Massey University Senior Lecturer Mike Naylor says the financial advice sector can't think of education as a box to tick. In this article he explains how the NZQA system works and why a Level 5 qualification is setting the bar too low for good quality financial advice
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CLU back on agenda for Massey
06 Dec 2018 - Massey University will start offering CLU papers again from next year – provided there is enough interest.
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Adviser explores what it will take to engage consumers
27 Nov 2017 - A New Zealand insurance adviser is working on research to determine how much of a discount insurers will have to offer to make customers think it’s worthwhile sharing their activity tracker data.
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Getting to Know: Murray Harris
29 Sep 2017 - Murray Harris says financial advice is about much more than money and investments. But his time with the world's super-wealthy has given him added appreciation of both.
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Getting to Know: Michael Naylor
14 Jul 2017 - Michael Naylor has spent a lot of time studying financial advisers - but he wants you to know he's not a "loony-leftie" academic.