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I am
years old,
and would like to retire
at
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I am currently
and earn
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These five types of funds are grouped by how much of the more risky investments they hold, like shares and property. The more risk you take on, the higher your returns are likely to be, although this is no sure thing. That's what risk is all about.
My KiwiSaver balance is
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I am
years old,
and would like to retire
at
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I am currently
and earn
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I want to use my KiwiSaver money in
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Over a given year, I'm comfortable with this possible gain or loss
Since KiwiSaver is an investment, you'll experience ups and downs in the value of your account. If you have $1000 in your fund and it has a 20% gain, it will jump to $1200. If you have a 30% loss though, it will drop to $700. How much risk will you take on? Slide to the option you're most comfortable with.
Sounds like you are looking for a Conservative fund
These five types of funds are grouped by how much of the more risky investments they hold, like shares and property. The more risk you take on, the higher your returns are likely to be, although this is no sure thing. That's what risk is all about.
My KiwiSaver balance is
This tool calculates your fees based on your balance. If you're not sure what yours is, give a rough estimate and it will still work.
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