I have been working with Peter and Moneyworks for over four years now and really like the personalised service and yearly follow up. I have worked with other financial advisers before, and they haven’t really cared once they get their commissions.

I value the annual review, where I set goals and Peter attempts to chase me up and ensure I achieve these goals.  Peter has great knowledge and provides me with sound advice.  It gives me confidence that Peter and Moneyworks put extensive research into every investment that I have in place and that the investments are constantly monitored.

Lena Tan – Auckland

When we first started working with Peter about 15 years ago, we had an expectation that once we engaged you (or any other financial adviser), you would just invest for us as per our initial goals and there would be nil or very little ongoing or frequent communication with us. Also that you wouldn’t be advising on insurances, private superannuation, EPA’s, on-line security, etc.

The favourite feature of Moneyworks service that we look forward to and most value is the annual review meeting and how it is conducted.  The single biggest benefit from Peter and Moneyworks is their complete wrap-around financial and general all-life advice services (like a one-stop-shop for a secure lifestyle).

John and Ngaire Durnford – Wellington
Carey has been working with us as our Financial Planner since 2004. We have always appreciated the expertise and attention to detail that she has brought to our financial affairs.

We initially expected her to advise us on our retirement savings, but she has also helped us with goal-setting, insurances and estate planning.   She has a refreshingly balanced approach, encouraging us to realise our key short-term goals while planning for the needs and wants of the future.

Graeme Davies and Julianne Leggott – Wellington

Why?

At a recent conference, one of the key note speakers was Carl Richards.  You probably won’t have heard of him (we hadn’t), but he has a weekly column in The New York Times – it is titled ‘The Sketch Guy’. He used to be a financial planner, and found himself drawing this little sketches to…