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Inside Money: The consumers are revolting
A new lobby group has formed with the aim of letting consumers have a say in the affairs of the retirement savings industry, writes David Chaplin.
KiwiSaver funds big property buy
KiwiSaver's swelling coffers have prompted a local fund manager to buy a big Auckland office block from a European owner - and more such deals are being predicted.
Helen Twose: Retirement a time to weigh options
How can I discover how much I have in my KiwiSaver and when I am able to draw some of it down?
Helen Twose: Take stock at 65-year milestone
Am I correct in thinking that once one is past 65 years, one no longer receives the government tax credit?
Mary Holm: Don't assume KiwiSaver will just happen
There's no good news on backdating compulsory employer contributions or tax credits.
Inside Money: Choice moments in KiwiSaver month
February must have been KiwiSaver Action Month, writes personal finance columnist David Chaplin.
Rentals most popular despite share surge
Rental property is back on top as the most popular place for people to invest their money despite a stellar run from the New Zealand sharemarket last year.
Helen Twose: Don't just set and forget your fund
My husband and I are both in KiwiSaver but several years down the track he's still in a default scheme.
Inside Money: Fisher and Tower inch closer to a deal
Tower is just days away from announcing the sale of its investment business with Fisher Funds tipped as the successful bidder.
Helen Twose: KiwiSaver still an option after 65
I am a New Zealander returning to live here after working in Australia. I have an AMP superannuation fund in Australia with a death benefit.
Top-ups tipped as option to keep savings in balance
A lobby group for the retirement savings industry says the discrepancy between KiwiSaver balances for men and women could be addressed.
Helen Twose: Homeowners can lean on savings
When KiwiSaver started, members could choose to put up to half of their own KiwiSaver contributions towards repaying the mortgage on their home.
Women lag in retirement savings
New KiwiSaver figures confirm fears that women aren't keeping up with men on retirement saving.
KiwiSaver: Who's in line when death strikes?
Who is entitled to KiwiSaver funds when the person paying into it dies without leaving a will?
KiwiSaver pressure building on boardrooms
Listed company directors can expect to start facing greater pressure from KiwiSaver providers, says the head of Tower Investment.
New players in KiwiSaver
The prospect of three new players in the KiwiSaver market is being welcomed as good news for investors despite there being more than 50 active schemes.
KiwiSaver seen as $52b lifesaver
An extra $52 billion could be injected into the New Zealand stock market by 2066 if 80 per cent of workers were in KiwiSaver and the contribution rate was raised to a combined 10 per cent.
KiwiSaver Beginner's Guide IV
Join us for Part 4 of our KiwiSaver video series. Today we ask is KiwiSaver backed by the Government?
KiwiSaver Beginner's Guide III
Join us for Part 3 of our KiwiSaver video series. Today we ask how much can I expect to make and what help can I get to buy my first home?
KiwiSaver membership growth waning
KiwiSaver membership is now well over two million but the number of people signing up each month is clearly trending down, latest figures show.