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Kiwisaver: Tangles trip up UK fund transfers
KiwiSaver is a long-term investment and decisions should be made with your long-term interest in mind and not on a whim.

Mary Holm: Think hard before ditching life policy
COMMENT: Shop around. That's the best way to see if you're getting a fair deal.

Experts call for stronger KiwiSaver
Experts are not expecting any major changes to KiwiSaver in today's Budget but can't rule it out after last year's surprise scrapping of the $1000 kickstart.

Get Sorted: Is insurance a gamble?
Pushing your luck when considering insurance just puts makes it you against the odds. It's not about that.

KiwiSaver: Savings fund fair game in divorce
As part of the relationship break-up - marriage, civil union or de facto relationships - property may also be split: the Property (Relationships) Act sets out the rules.

KiwiSaver: ACC earners miss out on boss top-ups
It is absolutely possible to contribute to KiwiSaver while receiving ACC payments. But it's not obligatory.

Mary Holm: SpaceX, Alibaba and high flying dreams
COMMENT: Alarm bells are ringing and danger signs are looming large. You can "safely" invest in large international companies, but not this way.

KiwiSaver provider offers new income tool
This KiwiSaver provider has launched a new online tool to help members figure out how much they're saving for retirement and what kind of income it could give them.

How to turn your roos into homing kiwi
The only way to get your Australian superannuation savings transferred before retirement is to shift it to a KiwiSaver provider.

Missing out on first-home subsidy
Aucklanders appear to be being short-changed when it comes to accessing a Government subsidy aimed at helping first home-buyers.

Call for KiwiSaver education campaign
KiwiSaver has not made New Zealanders any more financially literate, says new research.

KiwiSaver: Hooks in super shift across the ditch
The rules changed for moving superannuation savings between Australia and New Zealand nearly three years ago.

How to improve KiwiSaver? Industry gives ideas
Despite high take-up - around 2.61 million people are in KiwiSaver - about 40pc do not contribute to it on a regular basis.

Older Kiwis keeping cash in KiwiSaver
Interest rates are low at the bank - so more Kiwis plan to leave their money in KiwiSaver when they turn 65.

Who's better with money, men or women?
New Zealand women prefer their saving accounts, while men hit the credit card harder.

Tears after KiwiSaver shock
A young couple who were told they would qualify for an $8000 govt grant to help buy first home are in shock after finding out they can only get half that.

Kiwis are flightless but KiwiSaver isn't
New Zealand KiwiSaver providers will happily take funds transferred from Australian super accounts but it's a different story with Australian providers.

Diana Clement: KiwiSaver add-on aims to fill insurance gap
COMMENT: What to do about the problem of uninsured Kiwis? Many are woefully exposed when it comes to their life and health cover.

Homeowners better at saving - bank research
New research show vastly different money habits and attitudes between home owners and those who don't own property.

A rental house is still a first property
If you have been a KiwiSaver member for at least three years you may be eligible to withdraw your savings to put towards a first home.

KiwiSaver: Contributions after tax or gross?
The minimum you and your employer can contribute is 3 per cent, but both are allowed to contribute more.

Is your super scheme at risk?
Stand-alone and employer-sponsored superannuation schemes are shutting up shop.

There are two certainties: death and taxes
You can dip into your KiwiSaver once you are eligible for New Zealand superannuation as long as you have been in the scheme for at least five years.

Even if it's $5 a week, just keep saving
INTERVIEW: Tamsyn Parker talks to two women who between them look after more than $11b of KiwiSavers' money.

Business or home, it's still a property
Generally anyone over 18 who has been in KiwiSaver for three or more years and is buying a first home can apply to their KiwiSaver provider to withdraw everything.

Mary Holm: Low-interest argument has merit
COMMENT: Yes, you're right that it's really important to consider not raw interest rates but how they compare with inflation.

Paul Little: Stealing from Peter to pay Paul
When it comes to cracking down on people not paying what they should, beneficiaries are much easier to go after, writes Paul Little.