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SuperEasy KiwiSaver Scheme

The SuperEasy KiwiSaver scheme is an easy way to help you save for the future. Find out how KiwiSaver works, and how it can help you and your whanau.
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SuperEasy Employer Scheme

The Employer Scheme provides superannuation benefits for local government employees. Find out how it works, and how it can help you.
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SuperEasy funds

Login to your Members’ Services area to see how your SuperEasy funds are doing. You can check your annual balances and investment returns, view your online statements and update your address.

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Frequently
asked questions

Frequently<br />
asked questions

Those who hope to buy their first house in three or more years time, those near 65 who are saving anyway, and just about everyone else in between.

Once signed up to KiwiSaver you cannot opt out (but you can suspend your savings) and mostly you can’t touch your savings until you get to retirement age (currently age 65). However, having your retirement savings ‘locked-up’ is not necessarily a bad thing!

The other side of this question is ‘how much should I spend?’, and this probably has a different answer to how much you would like to spend! Ask yourself what you need/want now and what you need/want in retirement? To help you with this go to www.sorted.org.nz. It is not just a question of whether you can afford to save, but whether you can afford not to save.

Every employer is required to match employee contributions for KiwiSaver at a minimum level of 3% of gross salary.

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KiwiSaver Calculator

Sorted is a free service by Te Ara Ahunga, the government-funded, independent agency dedicated to helping New Zealanders understand how much they need to save.