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Start now and find out why putting your money into KiwiSaver is the one of the best things you can do for your financial future.
Investing regularly in KiwiSaver over your working life will reap rewards. Use our calculator to estimate how much you can build up for your future.
Here are some key guides, tools and blogs to help you sort your KiwiSaver.
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Reading time: 11 minutesMost of us can benefit from joining KiwiSaver. It's an easy and affordable way to save and invest for your future.
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Reading time: 8 minutesWith some savvy choices early on, you can get many more thousands of dollars out of KiwiSaver. Here’s how.
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Reading time: 3 minutesDon't miss out on KiwiSaver government contributions – 50c for every $1 you put in, up to $521 every year. Even if you’ve got just $20 you can contribute, put it in so you get $10!
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Reading time: 6 minutesKiwiSaver may have ups and downs, so find out more about choosing the right fund for you and investing for the long-term.
Here are some key guides, tools and blogs to help you sort your KiwiSaver.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
Most of us can benefit from joining KiwiSaver. It's an easy and affordable way to save and invest for your future.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
With some savvy choices early on, you can get many more thousands of dollars out of KiwiSaver. Here’s how.
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
Don't miss out on KiwiSaver government contributions – 50c for every $1 you put in, up to $521 every year. Even if you’ve got just $20 you can contribute, put it in so you get $10!
Log in or create an account to save this to your dashboard for later.
KiwiSaver may have ups and downs, so find out more about choosing the right fund for you and investing for the long-term.
Be sure not to miss the newest episode of our podcast, Sussed, Sorted, Shifting. In this episode, Sorted's money expert Tom Hartmann discusses all aspects of home ownership with Jordan, Brook, and Marc.
Listen right here, or on your favourite podcast streaming apps.
To get on your way sorting your KiwiSaver, here are some key actions to take.
KiwiSaver is so much more than a saving account – it has multiple contributions going in that earn you returns when they’re invested. Here’s more.
Your future KiwiSaver results depend on how much you, your employer and the government contribute… and what type of fund you’re in. See how much.
There are really no limits on how much you put in – you simply notify your employer or set up your own automatic payment. Estimate what difference it could make.
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