Rotary Club of Invercargill
 
Next Meeting:   Tuesday 12th March
Venue:  Board Room - McCulloch & partners
Format:  Club Forum
Bring your own lunch 
or pre-order supplied lunch
 
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Apologies / lunch order to: janna@mwm.net.nz 
Telephone 03 214 1839 or text 027 277 2976 by 12noon Monday
Please Note:  Silent Members will be charged for a meal
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Club Notices:

Club Forum Agenda:

- Changeover date 

- Exchange Student Hosting

- Meal cost increase 

- Duty Roster / Duties

Combined Club Project

Clean Up Day - March 23rd - 9am to 12noon

Please mark your diary.  This is an opportunity for all 6 clubs to join together to undertake some 'cleaning up'.

More details to follow

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Whats coming Up:

March
8th    Monthly Drinks - Paddington Arms [220 Bainfield Road]
12th  Club Forum - McCulloch & Partners [20 Don St]
19th  Formal Meeting - Level 1 - Kelvin Hotel 
Guest Speaker - Paul Marshall (Waiau River Catchment Group Chair)
23rd Combined Club Clean Up Day 9am to 12pm
26th  4th Week - Social Meeting - Coffee 10.30am - First in Windsor [72 King Street]
April
2nd    Formal Meeting - Level 1 - Kelvin Hotel 
5th   1st Friday of the new month - Drinks - Venue to be confirmed
9th  Club Forum - McCulloch & Partners [20 Don St]
16th  Formal Meeting - Level 1 - Kelvin Hotel 
Guest Speaker -Rebecca Shirley 
23rd   No Meeting - Southland Anniversary Day 
26 - 28th District 9980 Conference - Oamaru - 26-28 April

Want more info - Check out:  https://www.9980conference.co.nz/

30th   5th Week - No meeting

Weekly Letter:

Do you have a Life Portfolio?

 
Most financial advisers focus on helping clients manage their money. However with the ongoing commoditisation of asset-allocated investment portfolios, there is an increasing focus by advisers on adding value to retiree clients outside of the portfolio itself. Perhaps the biggest area in which advisers can add value for retirees is not merely in the technical areas of planning, but in helping them make the life transition to retirement, and figure out how to live happy and fulfilled lives in retirement.
The key to retirement well-being is to have a balanced “life portfolio” where the retiree focuses on four key areas:
  1. Health (and the activities to maintain and support health)
  2. People (family, friends, community organizations, and the ability to create new contacts as needed)
  3. Pursuits (work, volunteering, hobbies, community activities, caregiving, travel, etc.)
  4. Places (home and community)
Even with retirement finances well intact, retirees who have a gap in one or more of these areas may still struggle with their personal retirement well-being.
Helping a prospective retiree explore how they will round out the key areas of their People, Pursuits, Places, and Health life portfolio in retirement creates a unique opportunity for advisers to enhance the client relationship, delving into the areas beyond the finances alone (acknowledging that finances do impact how retirees may try to fulfil their life portfolio).
Each of us should have a life portfolio as well as a financial portfolio. Just as a financial portfolio requires focus, diversification, and management, so does a life portfolio.

 

Stephen O'Connor

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Hospice Fundraiser
The Hop”N”Vine is as far as anyone knows the Southernmost Beer and Wine Festival in the World. It’s an offering of unique craft beers, ciders and wines along with numerous food offerings that compliment the drinks.
 

Among the big beer names attending will be Emerson’s, Behemoth, Garage Project, Epic, Catlins, and Tuatara. There will also be several new and small breweries attending with beers and ciders only available on the day.

This is an event that will appeal to just about anyone looking for a good day out.  Doors open at 12 with music from Triple Shot, Che Fu and a few other local favourites. There will be a variety of activities happening as well from Frisbee Golf to Turkish shaves and haircuts.

Now in its third year, and with a bigger venue to give festival-goers a truly memorable experience, Hop’n’Vine is set to serve up a fun-filled day that has something for everyone.

“ an amazing experience with several different themed zones, and a food truck alley, so people will be able to check out all the different areas, or hang out in their favourite,”

Tickets are available from the Invercargill City Council and Chamber of Commerce ticket outlets or check out the Facebook page”  

https://www.facebook.com/hopnvineBeerfest/    

 

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4 WEEK DUTY ROSTER-INCLUDES NEXT MEETING
 
Reminder: If you are unable to do your duty please arrange a swap and notify President of the change before the meeting.
It is unfair on others if you do not turn up or don't make arrangements for a swap
 
 
 
12th
March 
19th
March 
26th 
March 
2nd
April 
Sergeant
N/A
Tom Shields
N/A
Natasha Holland
Reception 
Helen McCurdy
Ross Wensley
N/A
Kieran O’Neill
Raffle
N/A
Stuart Collie
N/A
Lisa-Maree Fleck
Fellowship & Thank Speaker
N/A
Paul
Goffin
N/A
Graeme McMillan
Grace (Thanks) & Parting Thought
N/A
Laurie Wilkes
N/A
Trish Lindsay
Introduce Speaker
N/A
Mark
Bain
N/A
Alan McElroy
3 Minute Talk
N/A
Michael Blomfield
N/A
Helen McCurdy
Weekly Letter
(due on the day of meeting)
N/A
Natasha Holland
N/A
Hamish Ballantyne
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Attendance 5 /3 / 19:
Present
19  + 1 honorary member (47.5%)
 
Members on Leave of Absence:

Richard King, Sarah Dowie, Bharat Guha, David MacDonald, Owen Ramsay & Brent Knight until further notice