Big Chinese wall is up. Wasnt on their radar
Printable View
To my knowledge you get the same imputation as an NZ tax resident with both the NZX and ASX HGH shares. The Australians have many listed banks and finance companies to choose from and most pay dividends with franking credits (the aus version of imputation), HGH is probably not as compelling in comparison.
Everyone needs to find what suits them best in terms of portfolio allocation strategies. What's appropriate for me, a few years away from retirement may not suit someone a lot younger who's prepared to take a more risky approach. A few years back in my mid 50's I would sometimes go to 15% for a really high conviction position but these days I am more comfortable with a 10% maximum allocation and only go there for very high conviction stocks. Holdings vary depending on the level of conviction, for example OCA was 3.5% but was raised to 5% yesterday. Hope that helps.