Financial Independence – Where to Begin and who to Trust – Sue Stewart, Financial Adviser, CFPCM There is a strong relationship between being in control of your money, and wellbeing. Recent NZ research (by Financial Services Council) shows that those that seek financial advice early will be at least 4% p.a. better off over time,… [Read more]
There is now international agreement that high inflation can no longer be viewed as “transitory” and both inflation and interest rates will continue to rise. However, despite this, MFAS remains strongly of the view that a well-diversified portfolio, which contains assets which profit from rising inflation and interest rates, will be more resilient through this… [Read more]
The shift to real clinical experiences is often viewed with a heart-pounding mix of excitement and trepidation by medical students. I personally was terrified of doing something wrong, getting something wrong, saying something wrong.
Our Changed Financial WorldIf you are holding bank deposits as long term investments and hoping that interest rates willincrease sometime soon…..be set to be disappointed. Most NZ economists are predictingnegative interest rates (at wholesale/bank level) will be a new reality. Offshore, the FederalReserve in the USA has recently changed its base policy for dealing with… [Read more]
MFAS was established in 2001. Our team of Financial Advisers are
dedicated to providing high quality financial solutions to health
professionals.
Dr Bill has worked hard over 25 years in practice, is a little weary and adamant that he will as least reduce his hours in the near future.
Lynda Taylor, our risk specialist, will work with you to ensure your protection plan is appropriate, cost effective and underpins your financial target.
Hamish McPhail presents a practical example of how we can project our client’s retirement income position using illustrative financial planning software and help bring clarity to our clients position so they can make informed decisions throughout their retirement horizon.
Sue Stewart presents a practical example of how we can project our client’s possible wealth accumulation position using illustrative financial planning software and what decisions they can make along the way here.
COVID-19 has had a dramatic effect on all our lives and a significant human cost. This negative bias certainly applied to investment markets where world and New Zealand sharemarkets fell by about 34 % in value between 20 February and 23 March.
MFAS are really pleased to have a very special relationship with NZMA. NZMA Financial Services is an extension of our existing relationships with medical professionals throughout New Zealand. NZMAFS is however special in that we are offering specific benefits to NZMA members and profits from this relationship are shared with NZMA to further aid their advocacy endeavours.
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