Mel Gorham

The Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance (ANZIIF) is proud to present a personal finance webinar, titled “Learn the Best System for Managing your Money”, in support of Money Month.

Coordinated by the Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission, Money Month is a financial wellbeing initiative that runs throughout August. This year’s theme “Pause, Get Sorted”, focuses on actions individuals can take to grow their wealth and build financial resilience.

In line with the theme, ANZIIF’s webinar will cover essential personal finance topics such as setting financial goals, understanding expenses, creating an emergency fund and managing money automatically.

The webinar will run from 2:00pm to 3:00pm NZST (12:00pm-1:00pm AEST) on the 1st of August.

ANZIIF is proud to be partnering with the Insurance Brokers Association of New Zealand (IBANZ) to present this webinar.

“Our members are always focused on their clients’ needs and financial wellbeing. This webinar is an excellent opportunity for them to receive advice and guidance about planning for their own financial future”, says Mel Gorham, CEO of IBANZ.

ANZIIF is deeply committed to helping individuals improve their financial health, wealth, and wellbeing. This webinar is a valuable opportunity for attendees to acquire practical tools and knowledge to better understand their finances, effectively manage their money, and achieve their personal financial goals.

“Financial success comes from having some basic disciplines. These include having a budget, building an emergency fund, protecting your assets, saving for something special, investing for your future and planning for your retirement,” states ANZIIF CEO, Katrina Shanks.

“These basic principles allow you to have peace of mind and security, knowing that if the unexpected were to happen, you are protected and safe and your future is secure.”

ANZIIF will be running free webinars every Thursday.

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