Our Next Upcoming Live Event:
Coffee & Capital
Come join us for our friendly new Coffee & Capital event.
We’ll be talking about what trends we’re seeing in the economy. And how smart investors grow and protect their wealth as interest rates fall.
- What is the outlook for the global economy and New Zealand?
- Are interest-rate cuts tracking for a soft landing and robust bull market?
- How is the real-estate cycle changing?
- What resources see supply-and-demand imbalances forming?
- Could this market still be overlooking some high-quality businesses?
- How will new waves of global prosperity change the world?
COFFEE & CAPITAL
Friday, 8 November, 2024
12:00pm to 1:00pm
❌ This Event Is Now Sold Out
Pickles Café — Function Room
1 Antares Place, Rosedale, Auckland
$30 per person / limited spaces
Includes any lunch menu item, coffee
Our Previous Live Event:
New Zealand’s Failing Economy, with Dr Oliver Hartwich
🎯 Click Here to Watch a Video of Our Event
Dr Oliver Hartwich speaks in Warkworth
Simon Angelo, Dr Oliver Hartwich, John Ling
Teresa Gibson, Simon Angelo, Dr Oliver Hartwich, John Ling
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Growing numbers of New Zealanders believe the country and economy is going in the wrong direction.
Our property is still unaffordable. Wages are not keeping pace. Household debt is unsustainable. Government debt is rising. Inequality is growing. We’re a far more divided country than ever before.
On Wednesday, March 22, Unify NZ organised a regional public event at the Warkworth Town Hall. On the night, Dr Oliver Hartwich addressed critical concerns. He shared his ideas on what can be done and potential solutions.
Dr Hartwich is the Executive Director of The New Zealand Initiative. He was previously Research Fellow at the Centre for Independent Studies in Sydney, Chief Economist at Policy Exchange in London, and an advisor to the UK House of Lords.
The event was supported by Wealth Morning, New Zealand’s leading investment news site.
Teresa Gibson, Unify NZ coordinator, recently commented:
‘As many New Zealanders are witnessing, our country is at the cliff’s edge if the current progressive agenda continues to be pushed through. We need more decentralised, visionary solutions which empower The People.’
Dr Hartwich covered the following important topics:
- Local government accountability and transparency.
- Economic and monetary policy.
- The failing education system.
- Practical regional and local solutions.
Following his approximately 60-minute presentation, there was a robust Q&A for approximately 45 minutes.
Simon Angelo, CEO of Wealth Morning, says:
‘Economic growth affects the fortunes and future financial independence of every investor. Our readers and investors want to understand the issues facing this country in more detail. This is vital. Because that understanding informs them to make future investment decisions.’
This public event was open to all.
It was held at the Warkworth Town Hall, Auckland North, on Wednesday, March 22, from 7:00pm to 9:00pm.
Presented by Unify NZ, proudly supported by Wealth Morning.
Our Previous Live Event:
The Anatomy of a Bank Failure
(In conjunction with STANZ)
Silicon Valley Bank. Signature Bank.
These two American banks have collapsed this year.
How will this impact you?
On Tuesday, April 18, Simon Angelo and John Ling did a detailed presentation on the topic of bank safety.
This exclusive event was organised by STANZ at BlackBall Markets in Auckland Central.
Here are the urgent issues that were discussed:
- Is your money safe in banks?
- What is the situation here in New Zealand?
- What risks do fast-rising interest rates bring to banks, the property market and stock markets?
- What threats and opportunities does this present?
- How are savvy investors positioning themselves?
Important Information:
These events provide news, commentary, and general information only on financial and economic trends. They represent the speakers’ personal opinion only. They should not be construed as any financial or investment advice. To obtain financial advice for your specific situation, please consult an authorised Financial Advice Provider.