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KiwiSaver & Superannuation

Setting and working towards your retirement goals today will improve your lifestyle later. This section talks about the New Zealand superannuation scheme KiwiSaver, and how to manage your KiwiSaver to achieve your goals. We also provide you with information about other superannuation schemes, and how to transfer your overseas retirement fund to New Zealand. 

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If you want to enjoy some luxuries when you retire, you’ll need to build your own nest-egg - KiwiSaver is one way to do this.

Read all about KiwiSaver

Sorted has a handy tool that allows you to find the right fund for you. 

Go to the Sorted website

This may be a workplace savings scheme or another superannuation scheme.

Learn more about other superannuation schemes

Your guide to different fund types

Spotlight on: Balanced Funds

The FMA editorial team talks about balanced funds in this article.

Spotlight on: Growth Funds

The FMA editorial team talks about growth funds in this article.

Spotlight on: Conservative Funds

The FMA editorial team talks about conservative funds in this article.

Latest

Media releases
18 Dec 2024
FMA censures Pathfinder for misleading representations
The FMA is satisfied that between October 2021 and May 2024, Pathfinder made misleading statements about the nature of its KiwiSaver Funds’ ethical ...
Media releases
02 Dec 2024
Inaugural Consumer Confidence survey provides valuable insights for FMA and financial services sector
The inaugural Consumer Confidence survey report 2024 from the FMA shows that three quarters of New Zealanders believe financial service providers trea ...
Podcast
28 Nov 2024
Navigating KiwiSaver Episode 4: KiwiSaver fees
Jess and Stuart are back for episode 4 of our Navigating KiwiSaver series. Last week they discussed contributions, this week Stuart explains KiwiSaver ...
Podcast
21 Nov 2024
Navigating KiwiSaver Episode 3: KiwiSaver Contributions
Did you know there are five contribution rates when it comes to your KiwiSaver — 3%, 4%, 6%, 8% or 10?