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interest.co.nz have released their comprehensive review of regular savings returns to March 31 2015 for aggressive KiwiSaver funds, identifying who has the best long term returns.
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Found: a big five hundy left lying on the table. Don't forget yours!
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KiwiSaver is generally the best way to save for a first home. After at least three years in the scheme, you can withdraw not only your savings but also employer contributions and - as of this past week - the Government's tax credits.
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Break from work for family reasons usually means a KiwiSaver pause but voluntary payments a good idea.
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David Boyle, general manager of investor education at Sorted.org.nz, says the onus is on KiwiSaver providers to explain how they invest your money.
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First home buyers will be able to access more of their KiwiSaver funds under a bill that's been passed by parliament. From April 1 they will be able to withdraw the annual member tax credit, as well as their own contributions and those made by their employers.
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HAYDEN RYAN looks beyond the fortnightly pay packet at ways of retaining valued employees.
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A report prepared for Finsia and the IFA by Dr Claire Matthews, School of Economics and Finance, Massey University
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Aggressive KiwiSaver schemes have been turning in cracking returns now for a number of quarters in a row and our unique 'regular savings' model shows this trend continues to the end of December 2014.
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interest.co.nz review regular savings returns to December 31, 2014 for Growth KiwiSaver funds, identifying who has the best long-term returns.
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