Advice

• DJ Turner & Associates   (www.tax.co.nz)

  Chartered accountants and business development specialists, based in Karori, Wellington.

• Dodd & Associates   (www.doddonline.com)

  Chartered accountants in Christchurch, aiming to increase the performance of small businesses in Canterbury by providing quality information and advice.

• Doing the Business   (www.doingthebusiness.co.nz)

  A firm of specialist accountants and business advisors who provide solutions and advice to property investors and the owners of small or growing businesses.

• Dun & Bradstreet   (www.dnb.co.nz)

  A trusted source of information to make your business a success.

• Duns   (www.duns.co.nz)

  A diverse range of business consultancy and financial services offered nationwide.

• EasiTech (NZ) Limited   (www.easitech.co.nz)

  Chartered accountants and financial services.

• EastBay Finance   (www.eastbayfinance.co.nz)

  A New Zealand company offering an online loan application option for a range of lending services including personal, vehicle, small business loans, debt consolidation and second mortgages.

• Education Services   (www.educationservices.co.nz)

  Offering a range of services to New Zealand schools, including accounting, health and safety, and property services.

• EDX   (www.edx.co.nz)

  A privately owned consulting and project management services company with a bias towards financial services and Information Technology.

• Elders   (www.elders.co.nz)

  A private, New Zealand owned group offering livestock and wool brokerage, as well as financial services to rural customers.

• Empower Education   (www.empowereducation.com)

  First for Financial Education. Look here for tools and resources to help you and your family to achieve your goals.

• EnableMe   (www.enableme.co.nz)

  Financial management and mortgage planning for New Zealanders. EnableMe offers introductory seminars, programmes and support to help you become better at budgeting and planning your household finances.

• Equity Partners Asset Management   (www.epam.co.nz)

  EPAM is a privately owned New Zealand based asset management firm specialising in alternative asset classes.

• Ernst & Young   (www.ey.com/nz)

  A global professional services firm with three offices in New Zealand, offering local and international businesses financial advice and risk management.

• Evans Professionals   (www.evansprofessionals.co.nz)

  Graeme and Rhonda offer professional services in taxation consultation and financial advice for small businesses, along with legal advice for individuals and small businesses. They also provide editing and compilation of photo and video media.

• Excel   (www.excelgroup.co.nz)

  Providing personal consultants to the business industry.

• Execcom   (www.execcom.co.nz)

  Deliver solutions and expertise to the senior executive and director level of the enterprise.

• Expense Reduction Analysts   (www.eranz.com)

  Expense reduction analysts who help businesses to improve client profitability by achieving cost savings and increased value on business expenses.

• Fact Solutions   (www.fact.co.nz)

  A company offering financial services in consulting and project management, for investment, new opportunities and strategic change.

• Farmbiz.org.nz   (www.farmbiz.org.nz)

  Offering specialist financial business services and advice to the rural sector, from offices in Ashburton and Christchurch.

• fi360 Australasia   (www.fi360.co.nz)

  Your guide to global fiduciary insights. The Foundation for Fiduciary Studies, located at the University of Pittsburgh, is a leading global authority on investment fiduciary practices, providing information to investment advisors, trustees and investment committee members.

• Financial and Business Advisor   (www.businessadvisor.co.nz)

  A company providing practical information to small and medium businesses, including business ideas, strategies, and information on starting a bsuiness.

• Financial Freedom Coach   (www.thefinancialfreedomcoach.com)

  A Christchurch based financial coach, who believes that most people can have enough money, if they make some simple changes to their financial planning.

• Financial Growth Centre   (www.fgc.co.nz)

  A financial planning organisation offering wealth creation advice, insurance services and tailored personal or business solutions to suit your needs.

• Financial Markets Operations Association   (www.fmoa.org.nz)

  Providing services and support for financial markets operations professionals.