Early-Bird registrations are open for Workplace Savings 20/20 - our 2010 National Conference & Super Expo.
Click here to register online.
Make sure you have the dates 26 & 27 August 2010 and the venue Christchurch Convention Centre in your diary.
Our biennial two-day Conference is timed for a Thursday and Friday so for those from outside of Christchurch, you can easily choose to extend your stay for a 'southern escape' weekend - flights ex Auckland & Wellington are going cheap at the moment so book now!
The Conference programme is online now - click here to view current programme.
Early-Bird registration closes Friday, 9 July 2010. So make sure you take action now and don't miss out - we look forward to having you join us for Workplace Savings 20/20
13 July 2010
The long anticipated review of New Zealand's securities law is now underway with the launch of a 200-page discussion document seeking input on the scale, scope and direction of change. Submissions to the Ministry of Economic Development (MED) close on 20 August 2010. To inform our submission to the MED we invite members of Workplace Savings to share their views and/or concerns to the questions raised in the discussion document.
5 July 2010
If there was ever any doubt that KiwiSaver has been the saviour of New Zealand's retail funds management industry the latest quarterly figures from the trans-Tasman alliance of actuarial firms, Plan for Life and Eriksen & Associates, put that to rest.
1 July 2010
nvestors have $5.5 billion in KiwiSaver funds, more than double the amount a year ago, with 1000 new members joining every day, according to an investment strategist. People put about $2.85b in contributions into KiwiSaver funds in the year to March, according to actuaries and investment strategists Eriksen and Plan For Life.
23 June 2010
The Financial Service Providers (Pre-Implementation Adjustments) Act - which was released less than two weeks ago containing substantial changes to the way in which advisers will be regulated - has this morning been passed into law.
18 June 2010
NZX chairman Andrew Harmos believes New Zealanders are "ready for some compulsion" in their savings.