Peter Tetzlaff

AFA, CFPCM, Member of the Institute of Financial Advisers
Peter is based on the Northshore in Auckland, servicing clients in Auckland and throughout New Zealand.
 
A seasoned business builder himself and a man who brought his family all the way from Europe to start a new life, Peter is well suited to self employed investors or people looking to embrace big changes in their lives.
 
Born in Germany, Peter spent 16 years as a General Manager to an international mail-order company with an annual turnover of $20 million and 50 staff. In 1998 he moved to New Zealand looking for a lifestyle change. After building and selling a successful business in Levin, north of Wellington, Peter left the West Coast to pursue his long standing interest in the financial industry.
 
An investor himself for 25 years, his passion for people and analytical mindset led him to become a financial adviser. He trained and worked for nearly 2 years for a financial planning firm in Tauranga before joining the Milestone team in 2007. Peter has completed the Business Diploma endorsed Personal Financial Planning at Massey University and the Certified Financial Planner CFPCM.
 
Like all members of the Milestone team Peter takes every opportunity to participate in industry seminars and conferences to further his education and keep up with current developments. Peter is married to Sabine with two adult children, Katharina and Robin. Work and his clients take up most of his time, but he enjoys reading, the arts and his newly found passion for golf.

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Philosophy

"The road leading to a goal does not separate you from the destination; it is essentially a part of it."
- Charles DeLint

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