Every seven years, the Government reviews the default KiwiSaver providers to make sure you, the investor, are getting the best bang for your buck. They conduct these reviews based on a number of factors including investment performances, services, and fees. The idea is that the default funds selected by this process are going to give you the best outcome for your retirement journey.
Keeping it simple
People rarely take this approach with their finances. Often, financial matters are treated like an overstuffed, messy closet that needs to be dealt with but remains closed and put off for another time
Ready for KiwiSaver Member Tax Credit?
For every dollar that you put into your KiwiSaver account, the government will put in 50 cents, up to a maximum of $521.43 per KiwiSaver year.
Set money goals you'll stick to...
Are you good with money? If so, you’ll know how satisfying it can be to decide what you want to achieve, plan how to get there and then sit back to watch your money grow.
KiwiSaver Vs. Volatility
Early in February after a long period of relative calm, the world found out that markets do contain a level of volatility they move up and DOWN and sometimes they can move quite quickly. What does this all mean to your average KiwiSaver investor… not much.
Booster boosts fund options, tweaks settings
The balanced fund joins its Asset Class growth and conservative siblings, which are ultimately managed by US factor-based investment house Dimensional Fund Advisors.
