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Your Retirement Questions Answered - Liz Koh
Presented by Liz Koh
11/11/2022 12:00 pm
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Your Retirement Questions Answered - Liz Koh
Liz Koh
- I’m renting with $100,000 in KiwiSaver and retiring at the end of next year. Will I be able to live on NZ Superannuation?
- Health insurance premiums keep going up. Should my husband and I cancel our policies?
- I’m in my sixties with a husband 10 years older and we have been married for 10 years. We are living in his house. I’m worried I won’t have a house to live in if he dies before me.
- My partner and I are considering moving to a retirement village. Is this financially the best thing to do? I’ve heard the fees are quite high.
- I retired recently and still have some money in a Conservative KiwiSaver Fund. Should I leave it there?
- I’ve just turned 65 and still have a small mortgage. Should I cash up my KiwiSaver and pay off my mortgage?
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