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For some people, leaving their entire estate to their family is no longer the default approach. You may have children who are financially independent, complex family circumstances, or you may simply want your legacy to benefit the wider community. One powerful option is to structure your estate so that, after
An Update from HHG’s Sponsored Athlete – Meikayla Moore’s Story This year seems to be flying by for me, is it for anybody else? Already midway through 2025, and 8 games in for Calgary Wild FC in the Canadian Northern Super League. Although it’s felt like a whirlwind, I am
This year’s Charitable Donation went to support The Cholmondeley Children’s Foundation. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to your mission. Merry Christmas Wishes from Hamilton Hindin Greene. Cholmondeley Children’s Centre provides free short-term planned or emergency respite care for children aged 5-12 in the Canterbury region and
HHG’s sponsors U20 New Zealand Handball Player – Kaspar Hayes My name is Kaspar Hayes and I have just finished my second year of studying Geography and Statistics at the University of Canterbury. After my daily lectures, I work as an English and Maths tutor for primary and secondary students
Key Developments There remains a degree of uncertainty over New Zealand’s growth. A weaker-than-expected earning reporting season dragged the New Zealand share market lower over the month of February. The New Zealand share market profit reporting season for the December period got off to a weak start with pre-result season
Term deposits are paying 6%, should I abandon my investment strategy? A question being asked by some investors today is whether they should change their investment strategy because term deposits are paying 6%. Their logic goes something like this: “When I look back on the last few years in my
The Listed Property Sector has been doing it tough over the last couple of years. The problem has been cyclical and structural headwinds blowing in tandem. A good example of the impact of those headwinds is one of our largest and oldest listed property vehicles, Kiwi Property Group, which is
Hey there, Kiwis! Let’s talk about something we all know and love to think about – “our mortality”. I know it is not the most thrilling topic but bear with me because we are about to embark on a journey that is equal parts informative with a bit of satire.
What is an Enduring Power of Attorney?An Enduring Power of Attorney (“EPA”) is a document that allows the person you appoint to make decisions on your behalf or sign documents for you if you are no longer able to make decisions for yourself. There are two types of EPAs –
When it comes to tax, investment portfolios can be complex and can cause headaches if not structured properly. Sam Grice from Ashton Wheelans discusses some common types of tax and the implications for an investment portfolio. NZ Interest & Dividends New Zealand Interest and dividends tend to be two of
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