Jarden Wealth Weekly: Investing in a high-interest rate environment

The relationship between inflation and financial assets is not always straightforward. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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More than 480,000 Kiwis behind in debt payments

Mortgage and consumer arrears continue to climb. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Property Insider: Julian Cook predicts Summerset Group will overtake Ryman; Vincent Capital didn’t call up Massey loan; bargain on $261m Precinct deal

While Ryman Healthcare has problems, Summerset goes from strength to strength. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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NZ sharemarket drifts while offshore bourses hit new highs – Market close

The S&P/NZX 50 Index had a slight fall. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Shrinkflation 101: The economics of smaller groceries

New York Times: Companies are downsizing products without downsizing prices. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Fletcher Building calls in the consultants as chairman quits

Leaked letters reveal attempts to assuage shareholder concerns with one-on-one meetings. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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The 20-year inheritance feud dividing the Fiat dynasty

Financial Times: An event proved the latest flashpoint in a feud that split the family. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Jasmax’s Elisapeta Heta named a ‘visionary shaking up architecture worldwide’

Heta worked on the City Rail Link project, particularly Te Waihorotiu Station's design. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | March 4th, 2024|Business|0 Comments

All about index funds: How BlackRock, Vanguard became passively powerful

Cheap index funds: “It’s not much of a margin but it’s a heck of a volume.” Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | March 3rd, 2024|Business|0 Comments

Most Covid-era business start-ups still going strong, data for ANZ finds

Despite lockdowns and restrictions, many new ventures managed to fight through. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | March 3rd, 2024|Business|0 Comments