11 May 2009
Talk to any major KiwiSaver provider and they will say setting up the Government superannuation saving scheme has been a hugely expensive exercise.
16 April 2009
Finance and accounting professionals are split over KiwiSaver, with almost half of them not contributing to the scheme, according to results from a survey carried out by recruitment firm Robert Half.
9 April 2009
Authored by David Ireland, ASFONZ Council Chair, this article is published in the latest edition of Human Resources, the magazine of the HRINZ.
2 April 2009
More than one million New Zealanders are now saving for their retirement through KiwiSaver, just 21 months after it started, Revenue Minister Peter Dunne announced today.
2 April 2009
AUSTRALIA - Superannuation reports will make long-term returns much more prominent on statements in order to highlight the long term nature of the investments. From now on, all super report statements will be required to show five-year returns in member statements with ten year returns added as of next year.
1 April 2009
Reducing the minimum KiwiSaver employee contribution from 4% to 2% provides some welcome flexibility for KiwiSavers and their employers, but comes at a cost that may ultimately detract from the end savings outcome.
1 April 2009
Recent media reports have revealed confusion about how individual investors in overseas companies are taxed under the new fair dividend rate (FDR) rules that came into force in 2007, Revenue Minister Peter Dunne said today.
30 March 2009
KiwiSaver Mark IV starts on Wednesday for nearly one million people who face a raft of changes expected to make it easier for more people to join while opening up options for existing members.
6 March 2009
Wholesale money markets are picking Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard will drop the official cash rate by 75-100 basis points in his March 12 announcement.
6 March 2009
Messing with the investment psyche of the New Zealand Superannuation Fund by throwing money at risk-free assets such as cash or bonds will doom the fund to failure, warns its chief executive Adrian Orr.