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Diana Clement: Avoiding a dumb move - how to get the best from your investments

Diana Clement: Avoiding a dumb move - how to get the best from your investments
24 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
4 minutes to read
The sharemarket will have ups and downs but you must ride them out. Photo / 123RF
Your Money and careers writer for the NZ Heralddiana@wordfusion.com
Lock up your investments and leave them. If you're saving for the long term, sometimes choosing investments well, then virtually forgetting about them for a time is the best thing to do.
That's really what
KiwiSaver investments are about. If you don't have a really good reason to cash up, such as buying your first home, and you're in an investment that will grow at the best rate for someone with your risk tolerance, then the set and forget approach will repay you handsomely when you finally retire.

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Concerns raised as Nido investors canvassed about adding in more money

Concerns raised as Nido investors canvassed about adding in more money
8 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
6 minutes to read
Magsons, trading under the Nido brand, collapsed into receivership on Friday. Video / Will Trafford
Investors who poured money into a scheme used to fund development of the failed Nido homeware store in West Auckland have been asked if they are willing to commit more funds in order to retain
ownership of the building.
This comes as fresh concerns are raised about the original investment scheme that saw retail investors contribute around half of the $62 million raised for the project.
The Nido store was built on land paid for with $30m raised by Maat Consulting through a proportional share ownership scheme and $25m of debt from Pearlfisher Capital, a non-bank lender half owned by investment bank Jarden.

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