Let’s talk about shares for a minute. No matter how you invest, there are really just two ways to make money from owning shares.

As a wealth management professional, I’ve observed that most people approach financial planning with a focus on immediate numbers – how much they earn, how much they can save, or what returns they might get.

In a recent financial education workshop for the Wāhine in Property Collective led by Cambridge Partners’ team of Hannah Meikle,

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Recent fears of a US economic downturn have sent ripples through global financial markets. What was celebrated as the “Trump

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Guest Article by Dr Steve Garth, Principiaic.com.au With the US set to impose 25% tariffs on goods from Canada and

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Smart Investment Strategies for US Expats in New Zealand Living abroad brings exciting opportunities, but for US expats in New

When people think about financial advice, technical expertise often comes to mind first. However, after working with countless clients, I’ve

In the next 10 to 20 years, we’re going to see a massive shift of assets from one generation to

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On 31 July 2024 the changes to the New Zealand personal income tax bands announced in the budget came into

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In this article, Cambridge Partners’ Financial Adviser, Scott Rainey explains what a Bear Market means, how long Bear Markets may