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Use our on-the-money info to up your game and optimise your investing. Your future self will thank you for it!
Did you know that there could be a $130k difference by retirement between a conservative and a growth fund? We’ve got the tools and resources to help you see what type of fund suits (balanced, growth, etc) and sort through funds of that type to choose one. This way you make sure your KiwiSaver is a good fit.
Whether you are looking for a new fund or just want to see how your current one compares, this tool rates them all and lets you see how much you could pay in fees over your entire KiwiSaver experience.
Here are some key guides, tools and blogs to help you sort your KiwiSaver.
Guide
Reading time: 11 minutesEven if you’ve been in KiwiSaver a while, it’s good to understand how it works. Your fund type makes a big difference.
Guide
Reading time: 8 minutesWhen it comes to KiwiSaver, the more you put in, the more you will get out of the scheme. To make the most of it, you need to make some important decisions along the way.
Guide
Reading time: 9 minutesThere are a number of fund types in KiwiSaver. Whether you’re starting out, aiming to contribute more, or nearing retirement, it’s important to select the right fund for you.
Tool
Time to complete: 5 minutesInvesting regularly in KiwiSaver over your working life will reap rewards. Use our calculator to get an idea of what results you could see.
Blog
Reading time: 5 minutesHow a fund will perform in the future is difficult to predict. How much it will end up costing you is easier to see.
Here are some key guides, tools and blogs to help you sort your KiwiSaver.
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Even if you’ve been in KiwiSaver a while, it’s good to understand how it works. Your fund type makes a big difference.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
When it comes to KiwiSaver, the more you put in, the more you will get out of the scheme. To make the most of it, you need to make some important decisions along the way.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
There are a number of fund types in KiwiSaver. Whether you’re starting out, aiming to contribute more, or nearing retirement, it’s important to select the right fund for you.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
Investing regularly in KiwiSaver over your working life will reap rewards. Use our calculator to get an idea of what results you could see.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
How a fund will perform in the future is difficult to predict. How much it will end up costing you is easier to see.
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To get on your way sorting your KiwiSaver, here are some key actions to take.
Ideally, you want to pick a fund that is the right type, has reasonable fees, comes with good service, and hasn’t performed subpar. Here’s how.
Find the right type of fund for you (eg, balanced, growth), then sort through funds of that type. You’ll be ready to make an informed choice and switch.
It’s pretty simple to switch KiwiSaver funds, either to another fund with your same provider or to another company entirely. Here’s more.
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