If I use my KiwiSaver first home withdrawal, how long do I have to live in the property?
Last Updated: 30 Mar 2020
There's no minimum time you must live in a house bought using a KiwiSaver first home withdrawal. If you qualify for a First home grant, please check with Kāinga Ora for any minimum time period you must live at the property.
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