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KiwiSaver financial hardship claims hit record high
December saw the highest number of hardship claims made to KiwiSaver.
December saw the highest number of hardship claims made to KiwiSaver.
Michael Littlewood believes the 2019 Retirement Income review is a lost opportunity.
The Government has yet to appoint a new Retirement Commissioner.
Weekly charges for the premium rooms can be in the hundreds of dollars.
Concerns remain about how long the changes might take.
Maxwell says the Government left her hanging for three years.
COMMENT: Surely it's time we all hardened up at work and start giving as good as we get.
Retirement Commissioner Diane Maxwell will finish up her job at the end of June.
Maxwell considers her next step as cost of bullying investigation revealed.
People will have to be resident in New Zealand for 25 years to get Superannuation under new proposals.
Ken is worried that his abs aren't just what they used to be and Barbie says it's time to have a serious talk about money.
It will take years to restore trust in the finance industry says the boss of New Zealand's investment regulator.
The cost of superannuation would rise from 5 per cent of GDP to 7 per cent of GDP by 2045, Commerce Minister Paul Goldsmith said.
Older people are more likely to be targeted by scams and fraud.
The Retirement Commissioner has no plans to live in a retirement home, but she is doing the financial planning needed to look after the wine supply.
Help is on the way for the more than half a million people who invested in KiwiSaver with no idea about the fund their money is in.
A new report suggests raising the age of eligibility for NZ Super would make retirement income policies fairer between generations.
Retirement Commissioner Diane Maxwell has released the latest review of NZ's retirement policies - will there still be superannuation in the future? And what role will private savings play?
In 10 years as Retirement Commissioner, Diana Crossan hasn't been backward about saying what she thinks. Not that the politicians have always listened. Chris Barton reports.
Bernard Hickey looks to the future and reveals a letter to John Key from NZ's youth in 2026.