The average annual fee paid by KiwiSaver members has barely moved in the past two years but there is a stark difference between the

If you don't plan carefully, you might have to go back to work when you least want to.

More than 50 countries face the risk of a pension crisis as the number of people over the age of 65 exceeds the young.

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These experts say men should contribute to their partner's KiwiSaver account when women take time out of paid work.

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Older boomers have experienced what is arguably the best-case scenario.

Summerset Group, expects the opening of a new village in the Auckland this year will keep sales humming.

It's not that Millennials simply don't believe in retirement, it's that they can't afford to.

Less than half of Kiwis are satisfied with their KiwiSaver provider and it is fees and investment returns that bug people the most.

Retirement used to be synonymous with receiving National Superannuation. Not any more.

Retirement has become an outdated concept for 140,000 New Zealanders who have reached 65 and are still clocking in to work.

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You might be free of the old 9-to-5 but experts suggest sticking to schedule or finding your natural rhythm.

Associate Health Minister confirms Government is looking at means testing and asset testing for older New Zealanders needing home and community support services.

Turns out the answer isn't as simple as you might think.

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Ryman Healthcare posted another record full-year profit, rounding out 14 straight years of earnings growth as NZ's largest retirement village operator.

But having a financial plan can ease the stress and up the sense of freedom and flexibility.

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Retirement giant Metlifecare has indicated more of an appetite for Auckland than the Wairarapa with its latest move.

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COMMENT: Underfunding of schemes, low interest rates and longer lives all add to pressure.

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Kiwi pension policy is unusual in developed world, writes Mary Holm.

Five things Kiwis need to know about how our retirement village sector stacks up as boomers age.

Heading into retirement and don't know what you will do with your KiwiSaver cash?