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Find out more about making contributions, how to keep an eye on your money and how to make changes to your KiwiSaver membership.
Find out more about making contributions, how to keep an eye on your money and how to make changes to your KiwiSaver membership.
Everything you need to know about your contributions, your employer's contributions, interest paid by Inland Revenue and how KiwiSaver is taxed.
You can contribute more or less, take a break from contributing or, in certain circumstances, stop your contributions altogether.
Sign up or login to 'My KiwiSaver', find out more about the contribution process and what to do if your contributions don't match up.
It's up to you who you invest your KiwiSaver money with and you can change your provider or scheme at any time.
You become eligible to withdraw your savings when you turn 65. However, in some cases you may be able to access all or part of your savings earlier.
During your lifetime there are a number of changes to your personal or work situation that can affect your KiwiSaver membership.
KiwiSaver has a range of membership benefits including contributions from your employer and the Government, as well as help buying your first home.
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