Helping You Make Smarter KiwiSaver Choices
Retirement planning doesn’t have to be a drag
Think of KiwiSaver as your secret weapon for building wealth, with bonus perks like employer top-ups and returns that make regular savings accounts look like pocket change.
Picking the right KiwiSaver scheme can feel like swiping through too many options with no idea which one is “the one.” That’s where we come in. We cut the fluff, ditch the jargon, and break it all down so you actually get what’s going on.
We don’t do one-size-fits-all advice. We’ll help you figure out which scheme works for your life, explain the perks and pitfalls, and set you up with a plan that makes sense. Future you is already thanking you.
Making KiwiSaver Simple
We make KiwiSaver advice easy with a simple step-by-step process, helping you feel confident and informed every step of the way. Here’s how it works
STEP 1
Getting to Know You
It starts with a chat. We’ll take the time to understand your current situation, financial goals, and what you’re hoping to get out of KiwiSaver—whether it’s saving for your first home or boosting your retirement fund.
STEP 2
Exploring Your Options
We’ll break down how KiwiSaver works. Employer contributions, government top-ups, fund types, there’s a lot to unpack. We break it down in plain English, so you can make smart moves with your contributions and fund choice.
STEP 3
Matchmaking You With the Right Provider
Not all KiwiSaver providers are created equal. We compare big names like Milford, Booster, Generate, and NZ Funds to find the best fit for your financial future. No guesswork, just good advice.
STEP 4
Putting the Plan in Place
We handle the paperwork, so you don’t have to. Whether you’re enrolling or switching providers, we’ll get it sorted. And if your goals change? We’re here to keep you on track.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use my KiwiSaver to buy a house?
Yes, if you’ve been a KiwiSaver member for at least three years, you may be able to withdraw most of your savings to put toward your first home. Some second-chance buyers may also qualify.
