
The Great Retirement Income Debate
The Government budget this year had little impact for retirees. There were a couple of tweaks with regard to the rates rebate scheme and other

The Government budget this year had little impact for retirees. There were a couple of tweaks with regard to the rates rebate scheme and other

Share investors have had a great run over few years, despite the sharp dropped which occurred at the beginning of the COVID epidemic. There’s been

KiwiSaver is not a ‘set and forget’ investment, yet the majority of people treat it as such. There are key decisions to be made along

As we head into a new normality, it will be important to reflect on the lessons learned from being in lockdown. There is every possibility

KiwiSaver investors are panicking and changing their funds from Balanced or Growth funds to Conservative. Their motivation is to reduce losses. However, the outcome will

It is now possible for anyone over the age of 65 to join or re-join KiwiSaver. There are many retirees who cashed in their KiwiSaver

There is good news for those over the age of 65. From 1 July this year, being over 65 will not be a barrier to

KiwiSaver members now have a wider choice of contribution options. As of 1 April, you can put in 6% or 10% of your pay as

Volatility is a new experience for KiwiSaver investors who have known nothing but stable markets in recent years. There will be plenty of opportunity over

A recent survey done by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) for Money Week shows that we still have a lot to learn about KiwiSaver. Around

KiwiSaver is an easy way to invest. Your contributions are deducted automatically, along with the contributions from your employer, and every year the Government pays

A recent survey conducted by the Financial Markets Authority and the Commission for Financial Capability found that around a quarter of people are not sure
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