To find out why NZRLC are offering an IPO, we had a Q&A with Rob Campbell, Chair of NZRLC, and Richard Milsom, Director of New Zealand Rural Land Management (NZRLM).

There’s a lot to consider when it comes to deciding the best time to start investing! In this blog, we cover some key things you might want to think about before embarking on your investing journey.

Ever felt daunted when looking at a company’s annual report? Not to worry—we break down the different elements of annual reports, and how they can help inform your investing decisions.

Foreign exchange—the concept of buying and selling foreign currency—is a major factor when you’re investing overseas. We’ll look at why that’s the case, and some of the things that can influence currency prices.

In his latest deep dive into key New Zealand industries, business consultant and financial columnist Oliver Mander examines how New Zealand’s tourism sector is adapting to the sharp decline in international visitors—and what this means for investors.

Initial public offering (IPO) is a term that comes up a lot in investing. In a nutshell, it’s a process that a company goes through to become ‘listed’ on an exchange so investors—like you!—can buy and sell its shares.

Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes to turn your US dollars into investments in your Portfolio? Wonder no more! We’re pulling back the curtain on what happens when you place a buy or sell order for US investments with Sharesies.

Peter Griffin, technology writer for BusinessDesk and the New Zealand Listener, looks at how tech stocks have led the US share market’s recovery six months on from a crash brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The process you might go through to choose a US investment is really similar to choosing an NZ investment—you’ve just got more options to choose from.

What are the differences between the US and NZ share markets? We take a look at the key things to know about when you invest in US shares from NZ like liquidity, opening hours, and currency movements.