NICK STEWART

Nick is an Authorised Financial Adviser, Accredited Investment Fiduciary, Associate Financial Planner of the Financial Advice New Zealand, a member of the New Zealand Institute of Directors and a founding member of Global Alliance of Investment Advisers.

Nick is an Executive Director and CEO at Stewart Group and holds a number of directorships in privately owned companies and independent trusteeships. He is also a member of Ngai Tahu - Arowhenua hapu.

In June 2019, Nick was appointed as trustee of the Eastern and Central Community Trust (ECCT) with $180 million charitable funds. Nick voluntarily resigned to the position in October 2019 after a short four-month stint.

Nick is married with two children, a wine appreciator, passionate apiarist and enjoys scuba diving, skiing, restoring his Series 1 Land Rover. Nick is a keen follower of history, especially the Scots, the Crusades, and his childhood hero, the flying ace, Manfred von Richtofen - 'The Red Baron'. 

Credentials:

  • Bachelors in Business Studies (Massey University):

  • New Zealand Certificate in Financial Services – Financial Advice (Level 5)

  • Authorised to practise from the Financial Markets Authority

  • Accredited Investment Fiduciary® (AIF®)

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In one's best interest

Trust comes naturally to some professions. The top three trustworthy professions in New Zealand are doctors/nurses, engineers and teachers. It makes sense, at their core we must trust these professions with our health, safety and children.

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Lightening the mental load

It’s no great secret that as we age our bodies begin to go into some form of decline, it can’t be disputed because the evidence is visible. Mental decline isn’t visible, no one knows what’s happening in anyone else’s head. This means it might be more open to dispute, delaying any response.

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Closing the gap

Women need to educate themselves about how to mitigate things like illness and the loss of a partner and talk to an expert about things like estate planning, life and health insurance, investing and retirement planning. The more informed and prepared women are for these things, the better they will feel, and the more protected they will be.

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The 100-year Life

100th article and two years for our ‘Canny View’ column. We've come a long way, to say the least. For the 100th article, I thought I would write about the 100-year life because we are living longer than ever and there is now an increased possibility that one might live to 100.

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