In the mid- to late-1980s, Diamond and his wife, Marilyn, had became national talk show celebrities as they promoted their nonfiction book on the finer points of food combining, “Fit for Life.”
Son Beau, a little boy when the book was topping the best-seller charts, even appeared in two segments of the popular Merv Griffin talk show as an example of perfect nutrition.
Two decades later, with Harvey Diamond’s book royalties dwindling and his health failing because of Vietnam War-era exposure to Agent Orange, the future looked less secure.
But the strong bond between father and son was a bright spot in Harvey Diamond’s life.
Beau stayed with his father, helped him in his growing infirmity, and had developed an interest in the arcane world of foreign currency trading.
In his pitch to investors that started in the summer of 2006, Beau Diamond said that he had spent the previous nine years perfecting his safe, highly profitable method of foreign currency trading.
NZICT has today launched a competition to educate small to medium businesses on how they can use technology to smarten up their businesses. 
Spring is in the air and it is a good time to take a fresh look at your retirement savings plans. There have been many changes in retirement savings in recent times that mean you should review any schemes you signed up for prior to the introduction of KiwiSaver in October, 2007. 