Sean Clark- Financial Advisor

Sean Clark- Financial Advisor We help you to transfer your UK Pension to New Zealand.

Need financial advice?Here's how I can help.đź’˛ Understand your requirements by asking quite specific and sometimes awkwar...
26/10/2022

Need financial advice?

Here's how I can help.

đź’˛ Understand your requirements by asking quite specific and sometimes awkward questions with the sole intention to obtain your plans for the future
đź’˛ Conduct a risk-psychological profile to understand your reaction to risk and understanding of what risk means to you personally
đź’˛ Research the best possible solution for your personal situation and then explain the recommendation to you in clear, easy-to-understand language to enable you as our trusted client to make an informed decision.

The recommendation will be in written form which enables you to take away and consider it. Our financial advice covers UK pension transfers, KiwiSaver advice, investment planning, and retirement planning.

If this sounds like something you need help with, get in touch with me today.
027 393 9758
[email protected]

News Update: New Zealand is "well positioned" to weather volatility.New Zealand’s Minister of Finance Grant Robertson sa...
19/10/2022

News Update: New Zealand is "well positioned" to weather volatility.

New Zealand’s Minister of Finance Grant Robertson says the country is “well positioned” to withstand a turbulent time as the Dollar declines, while inflation is forecast to remain elevated for longer.

The New Zealand Dollar has fallen 19% over the last six months against the U.S. Dollar and continued to fall on Tuesday.

The Finance Minister said that in this situation "imported goods potentially can cost a little bit more". However, exporters were "potentially going to be able to make greater profits. But it's a very volatile and uncertain situation,” RNZ reports.

He added that the U.S. Treasury’s interest rate decisions were "leading a lot of those who speculate on currencies back to the U.S. Dollar. That has an impact on virtually every currency in the world, including the New Zealand Dollar.

Read the full article here: https://www.devere-newzealand.nz/news/New-Zealand-is-well-positioned-to-weather-volatility

Thanks so much for your kind words, Karen. I'm glad I was able to assist you in getting your pension back.Need help gett...
12/10/2022

Thanks so much for your kind words, Karen. I'm glad I was able to assist you in getting your pension back.

Need help getting your pension back on NZ shores?
027 393 9758
[email protected]

Investment Planning.I work with clients to understand where they want to be financially and develop a strategy of what i...
05/10/2022

Investment Planning.

I work with clients to understand where they want to be financially and develop a strategy of what it will take to get there.

Each client is unique, we work together to gather information on clients to understand how we can help to achieve long-term goals or aspirations and long-term wealth.

Buying a home, vehicle or bach, changing jobs, getting married, travelling, educating children, retiring, and building up an emergency fund are all examples of investment goals that deVere New Zealand has helped clients to achieve.

Want to start planning your future?
027 393 9758
[email protected]

NEWS UPDATE.New Zealand’s economy continues to face economic headwinds, predominantly soaring inflation and rising inter...
27/09/2022

NEWS UPDATE.

New Zealand’s economy continues to face economic headwinds, predominantly soaring inflation and rising interest rates, as the effect of the pandemic remains apparent.

As well as these headwinds, the country is also grappling with ongoing labour shortages, especially in the services sector, yet activity is experiencing a slowdown within several industries.

According to Principal Economist, Christina Leung: “Cost pressures remain intense for households and businesses, and this is driving pessimism. Central banks around the world have responded to the surge in inflation by increasing interest rates at a rapid clip. While this is having the intended dampening effect on demand, there are concerns activity will slow to the point of pushing economies into recession.”

The household sector continues to feel the greatest impact of higher interest rates, with a sharp decline in house sales and easing property prices.

Check out the full blog post here:
https://www.devere-newzealand.nz/news/Economic-headwinds-still-rife-in-New-Zealand

Cheers for your review Mike. Glad that we can be of long-term service. If you're after a similar service to Mike, get in...
13/09/2022

Cheers for your review Mike. Glad that we can be of long-term service.

If you're after a similar service to Mike, get in touch with me today.

027 393 9758
[email protected]

Do you have a good insurance plan in place?Insurance planning is all about protecting the most important things in your ...
06/09/2022

Do you have a good insurance plan in place?

Insurance planning is all about protecting the most important things in your life. A suitable Insurance policy can protect your lifestyle, income, assets, family & financial goals should an illness or death cause an unexpected change to your life plan.

At deVere New Zealand we will work with you to implement a tailored plan that appropriately meets your needs. We work with New Zealand’s largest and proven insurers, meaning you will be in safe hands and you will be fully supported through making a claim by our team, led by your personal adviser.

If you don't have an insurance plan in place, get in touch with me today.

027 393 9758
[email protected]

NEWS UPDATE. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) announced its seventh consecutive rate hike on Wednesday and indicat...
30/08/2022

NEWS UPDATE.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) announced its seventh consecutive rate hike on Wednesday and indicated a more hawkish policy stance over the next few months to curb soaring inflation.

The aggressive tone within the central bank’s statement cautioning of future rate rises happening sooner than forecast bolstered the New Zealand Dollar and lifted swap rates.

The central bank hiked the official cash rate (OCR) by 50 basis points to 3.0%, a level not seen in seven years, and now forecasts rates to hit 4.0% by early 2023, compared to a prior forecast of 3.7%, Reuters reports.

The fourth consecutive 50 basis point hike unveiled on Wednesday, together with previous smaller increases that increased the cash rate from an all-time low of 0.25% in October, signalled the most aggressive tightening by the RBNZ since 1999.

Check out the full article here:
https://www.devere-newzealand.nz/news/RBNZ-unveils-7th-straight-rate-hike

Thanks so much for your recommendation Garry.If you are looking for insight into managing your finances, send me a messa...
24/08/2022

Thanks so much for your recommendation Garry.

If you are looking for insight into managing your finances, send me a message today and we can discuss how I can help you.

Small businesses in New Zealand enjoyed their best month in June since the level 4 lockdown in 2020, according to findin...
02/08/2022

Small businesses in New Zealand enjoyed their best month in June since the level 4 lockdown in 2020, according to findings published on Thursday.

The small business index by accounting software company, Xero showed a steep rise in June, increasing 17 points to an all-time high of 127.

A figure over the 100-mark indicates small businesses are performing better than average.

The increase was fuelled by robust growth in firms’ sales, jobs and staff wages, rising by a respective 11.7%, 3.7% and 5%, reports RNZ.

Although the small business index usually compares data on a year-on-year basis, this time around data from 2019 was used due to lockdowns last year.

Xero’s managing director for New Zealand, Craig Hudson stated the country’s small business economy enjoyed the strongest month in June since the initial lockdown.

Follow the link to read the full blog https://www.devere-newzealand.nz/blog/195

Thanks so much for your review Stuart. We are glad to have helped with the transfer!If you are after a similar service d...
26/07/2022

Thanks so much for your review Stuart. We are glad to have helped with the transfer!

If you are after a similar service don't hesitate to reach out.
027 393 9758
[email protected]

The pensions minister has admitted his own gold-plated public sector pension is “not sustainable”.Guy Opperman, Britain’...
19/07/2022

The pensions minister has admitted his own gold-plated public sector pension is “not sustainable”.

Guy Opperman, Britain’s longest-serving pensions minister, said that defined benefit or "final salary" style public sector pensions, where risk is underwritten by taxpayers, “should be reformed”.

“It is not sustainable for this state, or any state, on a long-term basis. It’s a practical reality… We are going to move to a different type of pension scheme, and the public sector is the last bit,” he said in an interview with the Sunday Times.

Doctors, civil servants, politicians, teachers, and others employed by the state receive pensions that have a guaranteed income which increases each year by inflation, meaning they are safeguarded against the worst of the cost of living crisis.

Private sector workers have to make do with "defined contribution" schemes where retirement income is dependent on stock market returns.

Members of public sector schemes are also protected from many of the penalties of the lifetime limit on pension savings. Their lifetime allowance is calculated by multiplying their retirement income by 20, meaning they receive more than double the income of a private-sector worker before breaching the cap.

Read the full article here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/pensions-retirement/news/pensions-minister-admits-gold-plated-pension-unsustainable/?li_source=LI&li_medium=liftigniter-rhr

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