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Kiwis know we shouldn’t put all our eggs in one basket, but how can diversification help protect investments during a volatile market? Milford Private Wealth Adviser Jessica Travers discusses with AM Early the value of a diversified portfolio – from managing risk to liquidity of funds.

How will the OCR increase and Reserve Banks’s forecasted recession affect the average Kiwi? Milford Investment Analyst Katlyn Parker discusses the market response and predicted impact on mortgage rates and the housing market on the AM Show.

Do politics matter when it comes to making investment decisions? This week on AM Early, Milford Financial Adviser Bruce O’Leary explains how a long-term focus can help to navigate the impact of short-term market noise.

A slight easing of Covid Zero restrictions by the Chinese Government is a step in the right direction for New Zealand’s dairy and tourism industries. Milford Global Equities Analyst Dr Deb Lambie explains the imminent and future impact on these key export markets on AM show.

“Have I got enough?” is a question many parents ask as they seek to assist their adult children into the housing market, while still ensuring their own financial security. On on AM Early show, Milford Private Wealth Adviser Jonty Cullinane discusses financial options that can benefit both parties.

The US mid-term elections could see the Democrats lose control of the Senate, potentially impacting New Zealand investment, inflation and interest rates. Milford Portfolio Manager William Curtayne explains on AM Show.

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Opportunity knocks – Fund performance was broadly positive in October, building on the positive returns seen since mid-year. This performance has come despite ongoing weakness in financial markets over the past few months.

Milford Financial Adviser Kate Tyro debunks the perceived barriers to women investing, and discusses how women of all ages can overcome the confidence gap to move towards financial independence for themselves and their family