Plan your retirement

Tips to getting the best of your retirement years ad ways to stay financially savvy.

How much do you really need to save for retirement?

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With the right information, preparing for retirement can be a rewarding experience. To help ensure you’re on the right track for the retirement you want, we've pulled together some key points for you to consider.

Choosing the right KiwiSaver fund for your life stage

3 minute read

KiwiSaver isn’t set-it-and-forget-it. Find out the importance of regularly reviewing your KiwiSaver fund choice, and the best times in life to do it.

Getting on track for retirement

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Work out how much you’ll need for a comfortable retirement and if you’re currently on track.

Managing your money when you retire

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If you’re close to retiring or have already retired, then make sure you have a plan in place to stay on top of your finances.

When it’s time to start spending your retirement savings

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There are no set rules on how you use your KiwiSaver money when you retire. However, there are a few important things to consider.

Enjoying retirement

4 minute read

Your retirement journey is about more than just ensuring your nest egg is secure and wisely managed. It’s about striking a balance between financial stability and supporting life’s new adventures and experiences.

Protecting your retirement nest egg from scammers

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Scammers are increasingly sophisticated and changing tactics all the time. Being able to access your KiwiSaver savings makes you a prime target. Help protect yourself by understanding how an investment scam works and the common red flags.

Navigating the decumulation stage of retirement investing

4 minute read

Managing your money in retirement is just as important as building it up, and there are different approaches you can take to help your savings support the lifestyle you want.

Choosing the right fund for your retirement timeframe

3 minute read

Being in the right fund is important for all KiwiSaver members – and it’s especially important when you’re close to retirement or already retired.

How to make the most out of KiwiSaver when you turn 65

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KiwiSaver offers great flexibility for over 65s, with generally lower fees and access to your savings whenever you need it.

Should you withdraw KiwiSaver savings to pay for your first home?

4 minute read

Using your KiwiSaver savings to get on the property ladder can be a great opportunity but deciding if it’s the right move for you requires some thought.

How KiwiSaver could help you to buy your first home

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From checking your eligibility, to making sure you’ve got the money when you need it, here’s how you might be able to use your KiwiSaver savings to get into your first home.

How to calculate the return on your investment property

3 minute read

Find out how much your investment property is making you by calculating its rental yield.

How to use your home equity to buy rental property

3 minute read

Has your home been building up equity? Find out how you could leverage it to start an investment portfolio.

Choosing a KiwiSaver fund that’s right for you

3 minute read

When you join a KiwiSaver scheme, you need to choose what type of investment fund you’d like your savings to be invested into.

Guide to changing KiwiSaver providers

3 minute read

Changing KiwiSaver providers is easy and only takes a minute or two. But there are a few things you may want to know before you ‘break up’ with your current one.

How to make the most of KiwiSaver

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Here are five tips that will get you off to a great start in terms of securing your financial future.

Get up to $260 from the Government in your KiwiSaver account

4 minute read

If you contribute just over $1,000 to your KiwiSaver account, you could be eligible for an extra $260.72 from the Government. Here’s how it works.

What to do with your KiwiSaver account if you’re facing unemployment

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Facing unemployment and have a KiwiSaver account? Here are some important things to think about.

Buying a rental property

4 minute read

If it’s too expensive to buy in the city where you live, buying a property elsewhere and renting it out may be a good option for you.