It is time to take control of your KiwiSaver, so join us for this free event!
Come along to an insightful workshop covering the basics of KiwiSaver and the benefits of having tailored KiwiSaver advice as part of your retirement planning.
This workshop will be hosted by Investment Advisers Tom McBride and Richard Parkin of Hamilton Hindin Greene who are both passionate about helping everyday Kiwi's achieve their financial goals for their retirement. Both Tom and Richard will talk you through on preparing for retirement and answering important questions, including,
- What is KiwiSaver?
- Are you getting the most out of your KiwiSaver?
- What opportunities are there for getting a tailored KiwiSaver for me?
We are very fortunate to have Ben and Vivecca from Consilium joining us who will be speaking to you about KiwiWRAP KiwiSaver Scheme. Both Ben and Vivecca will provide an overview of how KiwiWRAP is unique with having a bespoke KiwiSaver designed for you.
Ben Brinkerhoff | Head of Advice | Consilium
Vivecca Robinson | Senior Business Growth and Relationship Manager | Consilium
Numbers are limited. Let us know if you would like to bring a friend or family member with you that would also benefit from attending this workshop, we would be more than delighted to host them!
Canapes will be served after the presentation.
Parking is available on-street or alternatively at the Wilsons Car Park at
148 Gloucester Street.
We look forward to seeing you!
About Hamilton Hindin Greene: Hamilton Hindin Greene is an Investment Advisory Firm based and establised in Christchurch, New Zealand. We have been operating for over 100 years and over that time we have grown our reputation as specialists in providing investment advice for generations of New Zealanders. We are 100% owned by our staff and operate independently from our research providers.
We have a team of NZX Investment Advisers who specialise in providing a personal investment advice service for retail clients. We act as portfolio managers and advise clients on how to invest and increase their wealth using share and bond markets in New Zealand and around the world.
