What's the right fund for me?

What's the right fund for me?

The type of fund you invest in will depend on your reasons for being in KiwiSaver, your age and stage of life and also your risk appetite.

You can find out more about our KiwiSaver funds here. The Fund Selector tool on our website can help you decide what fund is right for you.


If you're still not sure after researching the options yourself, we recommend you consult with an independent financial advisor (it is a good idea to find one with a fee-based structure, so they make a decision that is unbiased and not tied to commissions). We are not able to provide financial advice.
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