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Following is an interesting article on one of our International Equities Managers - Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
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Companies not required to pay into savings funds of young workers but should deduct employees’ input.
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The eligibility rules to join KiwiSaver state that a person must be living or normally living in New Zealand, or employed overseas under the State Sector Act, and be a New Zealand citizen or entitled to remain in NZ indefinitely. They must also be under the age of 65. Any person not meeting these criteria cannot join.
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Would-be owners cannot withdraw funds from savings scheme to help pay for the building of a house alone.
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ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE: Who could you take the first step towards home ownership with
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OPINION: There is a basic rule of personal finance: pay off debt before you start to invest.
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KiwiSaver members are being wooed with free insurance and credit card rewards schemes, prompting concern from regulators and other providers.
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Berkshire’s Ted Weschler and Todd Combs are delivering, according to Fortune’s analysis.
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SIT student Olivia White, left, Harbour Asset Management managing director Andrew Bascand, director Oyvinn Rimer and SIT student Frances Smith chat after a Money Week talk at SIT.
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Joining KiwiSaver doesn't mean your retirement savings are automatically sorted. Susan Edmunds talks to the experts about five crucial areas to get right to maximize a return.
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