Show Notes
The way Kiwis invest their money is changing. We sit down with Oliver Mander, Chief Executive of the New Zealand Shareholders Association, to unpack the shift from direct shares towards funds, KiwiSaver and overseas markets, the rise of DIY investing, and whether Kiwis are making the right decisions with their money. Next Steps: Want to take your investing knowledge a step further? Join us at the NZSA Conference in Wellington on the 22nd and 23rd of October - use code Lighthouse30 for 30% off your ticket.
If you’re investing but aren’t sure whether your portfolio actually aligns with where you want to go, speak with the Lighthouse Wealth team about building an investment plan around your goals.
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