National Capital is specialised in KiwiSaver and Investment research. We advise Kiwis on over $70 million of their KiwiSaver savings providing free KiwiSaver advice, with the goal of empowering one million kiwis to become financially secure.
We have tried to answer the question, “How do I ensure I am in the right KiwiSaver strategy and fund for my needs?” by creating this comprehensive resource for all your KiwiSaver related questions, and other information we think you should know.
However, please note that this is not personalised financial advice. If you want advice based on your own circumstances and goals, please start by submitting our KiwiSaver HealthCheck.
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This Free online course aims to provide a quick and easy way to help you learn and become more financially secure.
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So let’s imagine you have some health problems.
Let’s do a bit of KiwiSaver trivia here.
So let’s say you’ve filled out our KiwiSaver HealthCheck. You understand that by doing so, you can get free financial
So, you’re on board with the idea you should invest your money.
Investing can be considered as a tricky topic for some. However, even for investors that have got their head around
Us Kiwis may not be as financially literate as we’d like to be.
Imagine you have taken a personal finance quiz on the internet and it tells you that you should invest in
Most KiwiSaver schemes are open to the general public. Anyone that is eligible to join KiwiSaver can invest their money
Are you aware that religion oriented KiwiSaver schemes exist?
Is your KiwiSaver scheme really that ethical?
Want to get some extra cash into your KiwiSaver account?
Not all providers actively choose their investments.
There’s a fair amount of award ceremonies for different Kiwi industries. There’s the New Zealand Music Awards, the New Zealander
Do you remember why you are with your current KiwiSaver provider? Did you choose your KiwiSaver fund manager, or did
“If you’re young, you should be in a growth fund. If you’re old, you should be in a conservative fund.”
Have you done enough research about the provider managing your KiwiSaver money?
What do you know about the different people managing your KiwiSaver money?
How does your KiwiSaver provider compare to others in how they invest your KiwiSaver money?
As housing prices rise in New Zealand, there have been calls for KiwiSaver regulations to be relaxed.
While financial advice offers clear benefits, many Kiwis are not taking advantage of it.
Asset allocation is an important part of your KiwiSaver strategy. However, despite its importance, it is not understood well enough
Experts are urging investors who haven’t themselves selected the KiwiSaver provider or fund they are invested in to take action
As of 31 March 2020, there were 33 KiwiSaver providers (source: KiwiSaver Annual Report 2020). Some of them are run
The New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union is annoyed regarding the recent delays in transferring of KiwiSaver contributions to fund managers.
Glidepath funds, lifestages or lifetime (age-based) fund options, are a different way to manage your KiwiSaver savings compared to more
