But just because it's a good scheme, doesn't mean you're safe from messing it up.
Many people will max out their KiwiSaver, happy in the knowledge that they're doing the best thing for their future.
The issue is that putting 3 per cent of your income into KiwiSaver has a very different result from putting 8 per cent into it.
You get totally different benefits, and you arguably do better with 3 per cent going in.
Once that money is in, it's locked in, until you retire.
So you want to be sure you're making the right choice, before padlocking your money away for decades.
For the latest podcast I talked to David Boyle, currently at Mint Asset Management, and formerly from the Commission for Financial Capability, about KiwiSaver limits.
We talked about where KiwiSaver gives the most reward, where it can hold you back, and better options for your money.
For the interview, listen to the podcast.
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