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Many KiwiSavers unaware of fees and returns
New research shows many Kiwis don't know how much they are paying for KiwiSaver or what returns they are getting.
New research shows many Kiwis don't know how much they are paying for KiwiSaver or what returns they are getting.
More than half of over 50 year olds expect their standard of living to drop when they hit retirement, a survey has revealed.
Police and the FMA won't progress a complaint about KiwiSaver investments in banned weapons.
Money experts say failing to pay off the mortgage and save for retirement are the biggest mistakes people can make in their 50s. Sharon
New research shows what worries us the most about money can vary greatly depending on our age.
Milford Funds, posted a 71 per cent decline in annual profit and incurred costs to introduce new processes in response to regulatory requirements.
You've settled down and had a family. You deserve that new couch and the Fiji holiday right? Nope - not if you have to borrow money to get them.
Getting into debt early and spending more than you earn can set you up for a life time of poor financial decisions.
New research has revealed Kiwis are underestimating how much it will cost to fill their supermarket trolleys in retirement.
COMMENT: Fees focus misses point, and legality of exposure to arms is very complex.
Trustees of the Reserve Bank staff superannuation fund have confirmed that it has investments in companies that may be involved in
More than $300m in Government payouts went begging last year.
Simon O'Connor says consumers may not engage deeply with their KiwiSaver providers, but they expect that their KiwiSaver fund is being managed in a way that avoids doing harm.
COMMENT: Can the experience that a retail investor has with the finance sector reasonably be described as having their interests put first?
EDITORIAL: In the space of a few years, the KiwiSaver industry has established a significant presence in New Zealand's financial landscape.
Westpac KiwiSaver confirms it will exit investments to companies that are involved in the manufacture of cluster bombs, landmines or nuclear explosive devices.
Amnesty International has laid a complaint with police over KiwiSaver providers making potentially illegal investments in weapons.
COMMENT: Next week sees the return of Money Week, which runs 5-11 September. How well can you see your future?
The Commerce Minister says the controversial investments by KiwiSaver funds are a matter for police.
Can you earn good returns without investing in dirty industries? Matt Nippert and Caleb Tutty report.
After revelations that some major KiwiSaver funds are invested in controversial companies one director is calling for an ethics review.
COMMENT: When getting advice on money matters, it's often clarity of being able to see our future that brings peace of mind.
Mark Lister says that finding ethically pure businesses is subjective as there are very few businesses anywhere that will come through a socially responsible evaluation process with a faultless record.
INTERACTIVE: Find out how much your KiwiSaver has invested in cluster bombs, landmines and tobacco.
COMMENT: Unlike in Australia, where superannuation saving is compulsory, joining KiwiSaver is your choice.
Two major KiwiSaver providers are reviewing or planning to divest controversial holdings in clusterbomb manufacturers.
Bankrupt people have to give part of their KiwiSaver to the official assignee to pay creditors under a proposed law.
Today's revelations millions of Kiwis have unwittingly invested in tobacco and controversial weapons companies through KiwiSaver has seen ANZ announce a review.