How do I open a non-KiwiSaver Investment Fund?

How do I open a non-KiwiSaver Investment Fund?

To join our Investment Funds scheme, please complete this online form. It takes a few minutes to complete. Make sure you follow the instructions and complete all the fields. You can save your application progress as you go and submit when you're ready.

We need a completed application from you, with supporting documents, even if you're already a Simplicity KiwiSaver member. If you use the same email address in your application, you'll be able to see your new investment account via your existing login.
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