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What does Market Volatility Mean? Market Volatility refers to ups and downs in investment values. From time to time, we ...
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Your employer doesn’t have to make contributions after you reach 65. If you’re still working and making employee contributions, talk ...
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You can withdraw your savings when you turn 65. If you have any questions about retirement withdrawal eligibility give us ...
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You can leave your savings invested and continue to make contributions to your ASB KiwiSaver Scheme account after you are ...
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If you’ve been enrolled in the ASB KiwiSaver Scheme because it's your employer's chosen KiwiSaver scheme, you will have received ...
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For general information about KiwiSaver, check: www.ird.govt.nz/kiwisaver (for information about KiwiSaver) www.sorted.org.nz (for information about saving and budgeting) You can ...
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The best fund for you is an individual decision; it should be based on your savings goals (like buying your ...
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There's no minimum time you must live in a house bought using a KiwiSaver first home withdrawal.
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Yes – each KiwiSaver first home withdrawal application is assessed on an individual basis.
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Around 8 to 10 working days from when we get your application. The process takes longer than you might expect ...
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You will be eligible for the annual Government contribution (also known as a member tax credit) if you: are a ...
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If you are contributing to your KiwiSaver account, you may be eligible to receive an annual Government contribution (also known ...
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Your employer doesn’t have to make contributions after you reach 65. If you’re still working and making employee contributions, talk ...
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Yes, a KiwiSaver first home withdrawal can be used to buy land, provided you intend to build a home to ...
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Yes, you can make regular voluntary contributions to your ASB KiwiSaver Scheme account in FastNet Classic. Find more information on ...
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A PIE is a type of investment entity that attributes taxable income to its investors and pays tax on their ...
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Yes. You can apply to have your savings transferred to another KiwiSaver scheme whenever you like. Some providers may charge ...
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Yes – each KiwiSaver first home withdrawal application is assessed on an individual basis.
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Yes. If you are on a savings suspension, you can still get the annual Government contribution (also known as a ...
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What does Market Volatility Mean? Market Volatility refers to ups and downs in investment values. From time to time, we ...
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What does Market Volatility Mean? Market Volatility refers to ups and downs in investment values. From time to time, we ...
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Your employer doesn’t have to make contributions after you reach 65. If you’re still working and making employee contributions, talk ...
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You can withdraw your savings when you turn 65. If you have any questions about retirement withdrawal eligibility give us ...
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You can leave your savings invested and continue to make contributions to your ASB KiwiSaver Scheme account after you are ...
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If you’ve been enrolled in the ASB KiwiSaver Scheme because it's your employer's chosen KiwiSaver scheme, you will have received ...
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For general information about KiwiSaver, check: www.ird.govt.nz/kiwisaver (for information about KiwiSaver) www.sorted.org.nz (for information about saving and budgeting) You can ...
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The best fund for you is an individual decision; it should be based on your savings goals (like buying your ...
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There's no minimum time you must live in a house bought using a KiwiSaver first home withdrawal.
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Yes – each KiwiSaver first home withdrawal application is assessed on an individual basis.
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Around 8 to 10 working days from when we get your application. The process takes longer than you might expect ...