How do I contribute to my grandchild's KiwiSaver account?

How do I contribute to my grandchild's KiwiSaver account?

A KiwiSaver account for a child legally can only be opened and administered by the parents or legal guardians who are named on the childs birth certificate. However, once the account is set up anyone can make contributions into the childs account. Please see our 'How do I make deposit into Someone elses account?' article for the instructions.
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