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The Cranfield Group provides unbiased wealth creation and risk management recommendations to high net worth individuals, families and companies, offering you the best strategies and financial products to fit your needs from a range of providers.
In a comprehensive review of your situation and long-term objectives, we look at your investment choices and at potential risks that may arise for you, your family, or business. As non-aligned financial advisors, our focus is on how we can be of value to you.
Clients working with us receive regular reviews so that we can reflect significant changes in either your personal or professional circumstances. A change in employment, home or geographical move, or business development may impact on your overall financial objectives and require an adjustment in your strategies.
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Protecting one of your clients most important assets – their income
For those clients who are earning an income, some may rarely take a moment to think about how their lives would be if their income was suddenly to stop. So it comes as no surprise to hear many people in New Zealand don't protect one of their most important assets -...
Why having non-Pharmac Health Insurance cover could be important
Pharmac under fire ahead of US free-trade talks SOME OF New Zealand's most prominent businesspeople are rallying to the support of drug buying body Pharmac as lobbying firm Saunders Unsworth mounts a campaign against the agency ahead of free trade negotiations with...
Billions of dollars unclaimed by Kiwis
It's reasonably well known that New Zealand's Inland Revenue Department holds millions of dollars of individuals' unclaimed money. But it's only a fraction of the money Kiwis have lost track of overseas. In Australia alone, says Andrew Lendnal, head of marketing at...