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Chatham’s experience is not an outlier. Growing numbers of New Zealanders are investing in shares through online investment platforms. The proportion of New Zealanders investing in shares through online platforms rose from 17 per cent of investors surveyed in 2019 to 21 per cent in 2021, the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) said. The rise in online investment coincides with a drop in the percentage of people with term deposits, from 34 per cent to 28 per cent, over the same period.
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Leighton Roberts, founder and co-chief executive (pictured left alongside fellow co-chief executives Sonya Williams and Brooke Roberts), said high property prices and ease of access had driven a new type of investor to the sharemarket.
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The platform, Live Your Legacy, encourages people to think about their legacy as they live life, rather than as something they leave behind
Public Trust is set to return to television screens for the first time in nearly three years with an integrated marketing campaign via Special Group, asking New Zealanders to think about the legacies they’re building.
Public Trust – New Zealand’s largest provider of wills and estate administration services – has worked in collaboration with Special Group to develop a new brand platform that underpins the creative.
The hero film was directed by Fraser Chatham from Fish & Clips and charts how knowledge and custom is passed down between three generations of family.
Photo Essay: Five Photographers On The Idea Of Masculinity Today
Photo Essay: Five Photographers On The Idea Of Masculinity Today
What does the social construct of ‘masculinity’ mean in 2021? Five photographers break it down through their creative and personal life experiences By Dan Ahwa Wednesday April 7, 2021
Artist and photographer Russ Flatt’s work addresses notions of identity and looks towards a reimagined past in order to recognise the present. In 2020, he won the Wallace Arts Trust Paramount Award for his photographic image Kōruru (Knucklebones).
What this image represents .The work I have chosen is You Make Me Feel - a nod to the 1970s disco classic by Sylvester.