Get Sorted: Follow the money
As you pump money into your KiwiSaver with each pay, where exactly does it flow to?
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KiwiSaver: Investing to provide a retirement income
I have been retired for one year now and am thinking of using my KiwiSaver balanced fund to provide an income.
Get Sorted: Is this $521 yours?
Don’t forget to pick up your big five hundy this year in KiwiSaver.
KiwiSaver: Women at home can still contribute
My wife and I both joined KiwiSaver. At that stage she was employed. She is no longer employed.
Mary Holm: Super options can get you a home
Combining employer’s scheme with KiwiSaver choices opens possibilities, Mary Holm writes.
KiwiSaver: First home snag with Australian funds
My husband and I moved back home to New Zealand from Australia in January 2014.
Benefits and grants to rise
Larger subsidies for first-home buyers and extended paid parental leave are among a raft of Government changes which kick in tomorrow.
Mary Holm: Tertiary fees are not tax deductible
However, borrower who is running a business is not precluded from obtaining interest-free student loan.
Mary Holm: Early KiwiSaver start looks well ahead
The main negative of KiwiSaver for kids is that the money is tied up until they buy a first home or retire, writes Mary Holm.
KiwiSaver: Land legitimate use of first-home funds
If my husband and I purchase land using our KiwiSaver funds, can someone else build the house for us to live in or does the title of the house need to be in our names?
Not working? Still worth joining KiwiSaver
Our son has special needs and will probably never be employed. He does, however, get a small pension from the government.
Inside Money: NZDF marches on KiwiSaver offensive
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has revealed plans to marshal its employees into a new dedicated KiwiSaver scheme.
KiwiSaver: Use savings to buy into partner's home
A reader writes: Can I withdraw my KiwiSaver funds for a first-home deposit if I want to buy half my partner's house?
Inside Money: Aussie research house finds KiwiSaver cheap and cheerful
Australian research house SuperRatings has released its first analysis of the KiwiSaver market with mostly good marks.
KiwiSaver: Kiwis overseas cannot enrol in scheme
I am a New Zealand permanent resident, and I worked in New Zealand for almost six years but when I moved to Germany at that time I decided to take my private fund from AXA superannuation.
Getting your finances sorted
Hoping for an overseas holiday this year? A new car or an emergency fund? Growing the balance in your savings account is harder than it sounds.
Inside Money: Why the financial sales model should be in better shape
One of the FMA's key areas of interest next year will be the world of KiwiSaver.
Inside Money: Super smart deal aims to activate NZ passive investors
The NZX-owned KiwiSaver scheme, Smartkiwi, will be closed early next year following the stock exchange's purchase of Superlife.
Inside Money: KiwiSaver condemned
The only problem with this technically-excellent, thoroughly-executed, thankfully-brief statistical analysis of KiwiSaver is its uselessness.
KiwiSaver: It pays to look at contract
A reader writes: If my employer includes its contribution as part of a total remuneration package, what happens to the contribution if one opts out of KiwiSaver?
'Holiday' can get around the super-scheme
I am changing jobs and my new employer is exempt from automatically signing up employees to KiwiSaver as they have their own super scheme, while also offering KiwiSaver.
KiwiSaver: Single lump sum won't earn house subsidy
So what happens if you want to dump a single amount into your KiwiSaver account when you want to buy your first home? Helen Twose investigates.
KiwiSaver: Willing and able to contribute from overseas
Can I still contribute towards KiwiSaver and send money into my KiwiSaver account if I move overseas?