General

What is the importance of Savings?

National Capital is specialised in KiwiSaver and Investment research. We advise Kiwis on over $100 million of their KiwiSaver savings providing free KiwiSaver advice, with the goal of empowering one million kiwis to become financially secure.

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.

Confused about how to handle your KiwiSaver investment during coronavirus? Don't add to your money worries, tune out the market...

Tuning out market noise

Confused about how to handle your KiwiSaver investment during coronavirus? Don't add to your money worries, tune out the market
Jill lost her opportunity to buy a home not just because of the pandemic affecting New Zealand’s economy but also...

How Coronavirus could affect your first home dream?

Jill lost her opportunity to buy a home not just because of the pandemic affecting New Zealand’s economy but also

QuickFire Finance Course

This Free online course aims to provide a quick and easy way to help you learn and become more financially secure.

To keep things engaging we’ve got videos, blogs and more for you to learn from.

This is the first time a virus has had such an effect and invoked unprecedented actions from world leaders. Stocks...

This time is different.

This is the first time a virus has had such an effect and invoked unprecedented actions from world leaders. Stocks
National Capital submitted a proposal to CFFC which will help Kiwis save more in their KiwiSaver account by using small...

How to save more in your KiwiSaver account in ‘Small Steps’

National Capital submitted a proposal to CFFC which will help Kiwis save more in their KiwiSaver account by using small
What Default KiwiSaver member's have missed out on from being in the wrong Fund or being over taxed....

Over 400,000 KiwiSaver members missed out on $1b, warn advisers

What Default KiwiSaver member's have missed out on from being in the wrong Fund or being over taxed.