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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.
The answer to the question of what is KiwiSaver is a simple one. It is a voluntary investment scheme where
It’s time for your annual KiwiSaver HealthCheck The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) released a statement in June 2024 reminding Kiwis
You may or may not have heard about the ongoing protests against plans to raise France’s retirement age. Now you
KiwiSaver was introduced in 2007 by the Fifth Labour Government to combat the lack of household savings in New Zealand.
Quickly labeled as the biggest failure since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), US regulators rushed to seize the assets of
KiwiSaver scheme Kiwi Wealth braces for a restructure as new owners Fisher Funds look to integrate leadership teams. Restructuring has
ChatGPT has taken 2023 by storm. The open language model “chatbot” developed and launched by OpenAI in 2022 has certainly
Saving for your retirement can be a daunting topic for anyone, especially when you feel as though you are being
There is a common reaction in times of high volatility within the market you’re invested in, which is to withdraw
As a KiwiSaver provider, Booster considers environmental, social, and governance risks when they asses investments for their Investment and KiwiSaver
Introduction I think it’s time to take a look at what makes the most difference to your overall wealth and
Many Kiwis dream about owning their own home, but not everyone dreams of their first home purchase being an existing
KiwiSaver provider Simplicity has recently been under fire due to their “All Greys” advertising campaign. In the campaign, Simplicity claimed
Comparing KiwiSaver fees and taxes can be a little confusing. This is because the fees fluctuate and vary by fund
The opportunity cost and the realised cost are very important factors to consider when choosing the appropriate fund to invest
