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    Fair comment, Roger.

    It only makes sense once a decision is made in favour of investing in ANZ over, say, HNZ. A Kiwi investor is unlikely to get much benefit from imputation/franking from ANZ; the ANZ shareprice is pretty much at an all-time high; current dividend yield is around 4.5% and likely capital requirement constraints will limit future dividend increases for a few years at least.

    I hope your contact is investing in the context of his/her $2m-$3m diversified portfolio!
    Last edited by macduffy; 13-03-2015 at 01:17 PM.

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