Extensive programme of topics arranged for seminars

Press, 26 February 1987, Page 30

Extensive programme of topics arranged for seminars

An array of speakers and'topics has been arranged for - 5 the free seminars that are a hallmark of the Money Show. It has been conjectured that movements on the Auckland stock market in the wake of a similar set of seminars was a result of investors responding to advice given at the event The days, times, topics and speakers listed are the full line-up of seminar events for the Christchurch Money Show. Friday, February 27:-— 10.15-10.45 a.m. The Sharemarket — where to in ’B7?- — Rob Gwyther, Jordan Sandman Smythe. 11.00-11.45 a.m. Overseas Investment. What are your overseas options — Roger Moses, Reeves Moses Hudig. N.Z. v. the rest of the world, who wins? — Chris Murray, N.Z. Investment Services. 12.05-12.25 p.m. Unit Trusts — what long term returns can you expect — Bob Rheinecke, N.Z. Rural Property Trust. 12.45-1.45 p.m. How to

pursue investment winners in ’B7 — Warren Head, “The Headliner.” 2.15- p.m. Futures and Foreign Exchange. Charting commodities — George Price, Egden Wignail. Share pried index futures: the new 1 opportunities — Lincoln Gould, N.Z. Futures Exchange? Playing the futures and currency markets, the risks, rewards and likely losers — Peter Jones, Buttle and Co., Futures Brokers. 3.45-4.15 p.m. Flotation of new companies on the N.Z. Stock Exchange — Brian Kreft, Forsyth Barr. Saturday, February 28:— 10.15- a.m. Interest rates. The role of term investments in a balanced portfolio — Alan Jones, Broadbank Corporation. Mortgage amortisation — Chris O’Dell, PACE. To be confirmed. 11.30-12.30 p.m. Retirement and Superannuation. How to avoid the superannuation surcharge — Graham Rich, Money

Concepts N.Z., Ltd. Futuretrends in superannuation — John Errington, National Mutual. Investment options in retirement — Ken Craik, Trustee Executors. 12.45-1.45 p.m. Unit Trusts. How to read a unit trust prospectus for safety — Jack Hindin, Investors Unit Trust. The importance of including International investments in your portfolio — Ben Adler, Kleinwort Benson. Home or abroad, sharemarket or property: how to pick a trust to suit you — Chris Murray, N.Z.I. Investment Services. 2.10-2.40 p.m. Investment opportunities on the sharemarket — John Egden, Egden Wignail. 3.15- p.m. Managing financial services for women — Gai Knoblock, A.M.P. Society. 4.15- p.m. Computers as an aid for gauging the market — Bob Radley, Radley Investments, Ltd. Sunday, March 1:— 10.30-11/30 a.m. Invest-

ment Planning. How to structure your portfolio between shares, property and fixed interest — Graham Rich, Money Concepts, . N.Z., Ltd. Where to earn a high percentage . on your money — Chris O’Dell, PACE. Saving on a fixed income — Graham Rich, Money Concepts, N.Z., Ltd. Noon-12.30 p.m. Personal Investment — Focus on why you invest — Ross Greenwood, Personal Investment Magazine. 1.00-1.30 p.m. Creative financing with the family home — how to turn it into a working asset — Richard Burtt, Lane Neave Ronaldson. 2.00-3.00 p.m. How to pursue investment winners in ’B7 — Warren Head, “The Headliner.” 3.30-4.30 p.m. Insurance. A life policy as an investment not an inheritance — Peter Gulik, N.Z.I. Kiwi Investments. How to tell if you are underinsured — Roger Lewis, Aetna Life.