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rogeradvice.com provides advice, education and information for investors in New Zealand fixed interest securities.

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  • You currently invest directly in fixed interest securities and have a desire to be more proactive in managing a portfolio of securities.
  • You are not happy that bank deposits alone deliver the return and risk objectives you require.
  • You have had your funds invested with a fixed interest fund manger, but the interest return has been too low, the fees too high and you have potentially lost capital.
  • You require common-sense, independent and relevant advice from a respected and experienced professional.
  • You want specialist advice that will focus on preserving your capital in the future.
  • You want to learn investment strategies that will protect you from interest rate volatility and maximise your long term return.
  

Daily Radio Commentary

  

News on New Investments

Posted on: Thursday, December 08, 2011
BNZ by

Bank of New Zealand has announced a new 7 year fixed rate bond offer.

Posted on: Monday, November 07, 2011

Insurance Australia Group Limited (IAG) has announced an offer for up to $150m of Capital Bonds (plus oversubscriptions).

Posted on: Monday, November 07, 2011
Infratil Limited by Roger Kerr

Infratil Limited is offering a new series of 5 year unsecured, unsubordinated bonds to the New Zealand public at 8.00%

  

Market Commentary

Posted on: Sunday, January 22, 2012

Market attention this week will be centred on Governor Bollard’s view of the global and NZ economic outlook with the OCR review on Thursday.

Posted on: Monday, January 16, 2012

The question is will global investors continue to buy our bonds when they have finished with their selling of European bonds?

Posted on: Monday, December 19, 2011

Forecasts from economists on how the economy performed in the second half of 2011 have been very changeable over recent times.