Plan now for a better future Save for your retirement or first home with KiwiSaver MESSAGE US Call 0800 872 226
We distribute the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme. Fisher Funds are a specialist investment manager and just like us, they’re dedicated to helping New Zealanders get ahead financially and to achieve their retirement goals.
At a glance KiwiSaver was created by the government to help you save for your retirement and to support you in buying your first home. It’s 100% voluntary, but there are many benefits and extras to help you save: If you’re employed and aged between 18 and 65 years old, your employer contributes 3% of your gross pay If you're employed, you choose what you want to contribute - between 3%, 4%, 6%, 8%, 10% The Government will match your contributions up to $521.00 per year1 Help to buy your first home. You may also be able to withdraw from your KiwiSaver account after three years to put towards your deposit. Plus, you may also be eligible for a KiwiSaver HomeStart grant of up to $10,0002 How can we help? KiwiSaver for your retirement Can you afford to live the lifestyle you want when you retire? KiwiSaver can help set you up for a better retirement. KiwiSaver for First Home Buyers You may be able to use your KiwiSaver savings to put towards your deposit when buying your first home. You could be eligible to access one of the government home ownership initiatives designed to help people into their first home sooner. Watch your savings grow You can keep track of your month-end Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme account balance through your Online or Mobile Banking. You’ll see it on your accounts dashboard once you’ve logged in. Fisher Funds will also keep you up-to-date with regular communication about your savings progress. You’ll receive monthly e-newsletters, online reports about your own KiwiSaver account balance, where your money is invested; and the performance of each fund. You’ll have 24/7 online account access and receive six-monthly transaction statements. Cruise into retirement with GlidePath Fisher Funds’ Glidepath service automatically allocates and adjusts your KiwiSaver savings annually to a fund or mix of funds that are considered appropriate based on your age and investment timeframe. You don’t have to worry about regularly reviewing how your KiwiSaver account is invested — you can set and forget as GlidePath takes away the hassle by automatically adjusting your investment. There’s no additional charge, it’s easy to get set up and you can opt in or out at any time. Get started Join or transfer Joining or transferring is easy. As long as you're below the age of 65, living in New Zealand and you’re a New Zealand citizen (or entitled to permanent residence), you're eligible to join the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme. Fill out our online form and one of the team will be in touch to get things moving. Already a TSB customer? You can apply to join or transfer to the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme through Online Banking. It’s quick and easy - simply click ‘Apply’ to get started, and then choose ‘KiwiSaver’ from the available options. Already with Fisher Funds? If you didn’t enroll in the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme through us, complete and return the Information Authority Form so that Fisher Funds can share your account details with us. This will allow you to see your KiwiSaver month-end account balance when you log in to Online and Mobile Banking. MESSAGE US APPLY THROUGH ONLINE BANKING DOWNLOAD FORM Fees and charges Administration fee This is a flat $3 a month (or $36 a year) and it helps pay for the day-to-day administration of your KiwiSaver account. It’s deducted from your KiwiSaver account every month. Management fee Covers the cost of investment research. This fee is a percentage of your investments, and is calculated daily, charged monthly. Performance fee If the growth fund performance hurdle is beaten, you will be charged a performance fee. This isn’t a guaranteed charge, as it’s subject to the growth fund beating its performance benchmark and other criteria. This is charged annually. Other costs and expenses Incurred by the funds for services such as accounting, custody, unit pricing, and audit, and include the Supervisor’s fees. There’s no fee to join or leave the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme, to withdraw your savings at retirement or to change your investment strategy. To learn more about the fees that you can expect to pay, visit the Fisher Funds website. Contribution breakdown Your contributions You can choose to contribute 3%, 4%, 6% 8% or 10% of your gross pay If you’re self-employed or not working, you can choose how much to contribute and how often Employer contributions Your employer will make a minimum contribution of 3% of your gross salary or wages if you are aged between 18 and 65 years old Government contributions If you are aged between 18 and 65 years old, the Government will contribute $0.50 for every $1 you contribute, up to a maximum of $521 per KiwiSaver year (1 July - 30 June). You can also apply for a savings suspension after one year, to take a break from paying into your KiwiSaver. FIND OUT MORE MESSAGE US Call 0800 872 226 FIND A BRANCH Don’t forget to read this bit 1. If you are aged between 18 and 65 years old, the Government will contribute $0.50 for every $1 you contribute, up to a maximum of $521 per KiwiSaver year. You need to contribute $1,042.86 each KiwiSaver year to ensure you receive the maximum Government Contribution. The KiwiSaver year runs from 1 July to 30 June. Your contributions can be made up of employee and voluntary contributions. 2. To view the KiwiSaver HomeStart grant criteria and check eligibility, visit the Housing New Zealand website. Fisher Funds Management Limited (“Fisher Funds”) is the issuer and TSB Bank Limited (“TSB”) distributes the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme (the “Scheme”) on behalf of Fisher Funds. A copy of the Product Disclosure Statement for the Scheme is available from TSB and Fisher Funds. Your investments in the Scheme are subject to investment risk including possible loss of income and principal invested. Neither TSB nor any other person guarantees (either partially or fully) your investment in the Scheme (including the repayment of any capital value or the performance of those securities). An investment in the Scheme is not a deposit with TSB
At a glance KiwiSaver was created by the government to help you save for your retirement and to support you in buying your first home. It’s 100% voluntary, but there are many benefits and extras to help you save: If you’re employed and aged between 18 and 65 years old, your employer contributes 3% of your gross pay If you're employed, you choose what you want to contribute - between 3%, 4%, 6%, 8%, 10% The Government will match your contributions up to $521.00 per year1 Help to buy your first home. You may also be able to withdraw from your KiwiSaver account after three years to put towards your deposit. Plus, you may also be eligible for a KiwiSaver HomeStart grant of up to $10,0002
KiwiSaver for your retirement Can you afford to live the lifestyle you want when you retire? KiwiSaver can help set you up for a better retirement.
KiwiSaver for First Home Buyers You may be able to use your KiwiSaver savings to put towards your deposit when buying your first home. You could be eligible to access one of the government home ownership initiatives designed to help people into their first home sooner.
Watch your savings grow You can keep track of your month-end Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme account balance through your Online or Mobile Banking. You’ll see it on your accounts dashboard once you’ve logged in. Fisher Funds will also keep you up-to-date with regular communication about your savings progress. You’ll receive monthly e-newsletters, online reports about your own KiwiSaver account balance, where your money is invested; and the performance of each fund. You’ll have 24/7 online account access and receive six-monthly transaction statements. Cruise into retirement with GlidePath Fisher Funds’ Glidepath service automatically allocates and adjusts your KiwiSaver savings annually to a fund or mix of funds that are considered appropriate based on your age and investment timeframe. You don’t have to worry about regularly reviewing how your KiwiSaver account is invested — you can set and forget as GlidePath takes away the hassle by automatically adjusting your investment. There’s no additional charge, it’s easy to get set up and you can opt in or out at any time.
Join or transfer Joining or transferring is easy. As long as you're below the age of 65, living in New Zealand and you’re a New Zealand citizen (or entitled to permanent residence), you're eligible to join the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme. Fill out our online form and one of the team will be in touch to get things moving.
Already a TSB customer? You can apply to join or transfer to the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme through Online Banking. It’s quick and easy - simply click ‘Apply’ to get started, and then choose ‘KiwiSaver’ from the available options.
Already with Fisher Funds? If you didn’t enroll in the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme through us, complete and return the Information Authority Form so that Fisher Funds can share your account details with us. This will allow you to see your KiwiSaver month-end account balance when you log in to Online and Mobile Banking.
Administration fee This is a flat $3 a month (or $36 a year) and it helps pay for the day-to-day administration of your KiwiSaver account. It’s deducted from your KiwiSaver account every month. Management fee Covers the cost of investment research. This fee is a percentage of your investments, and is calculated daily, charged monthly. Performance fee If the growth fund performance hurdle is beaten, you will be charged a performance fee. This isn’t a guaranteed charge, as it’s subject to the growth fund beating its performance benchmark and other criteria. This is charged annually. Other costs and expenses Incurred by the funds for services such as accounting, custody, unit pricing, and audit, and include the Supervisor’s fees.
There’s no fee to join or leave the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme, to withdraw your savings at retirement or to change your investment strategy. To learn more about the fees that you can expect to pay, visit the Fisher Funds website.
Your contributions You can choose to contribute 3%, 4%, 6% 8% or 10% of your gross pay If you’re self-employed or not working, you can choose how much to contribute and how often
Employer contributions Your employer will make a minimum contribution of 3% of your gross salary or wages if you are aged between 18 and 65 years old
Government contributions If you are aged between 18 and 65 years old, the Government will contribute $0.50 for every $1 you contribute, up to a maximum of $521 per KiwiSaver year (1 July - 30 June).
You can also apply for a savings suspension after one year, to take a break from paying into your KiwiSaver.
Don’t forget to read this bit 1. If you are aged between 18 and 65 years old, the Government will contribute $0.50 for every $1 you contribute, up to a maximum of $521 per KiwiSaver year. You need to contribute $1,042.86 each KiwiSaver year to ensure you receive the maximum Government Contribution. The KiwiSaver year runs from 1 July to 30 June. Your contributions can be made up of employee and voluntary contributions. 2. To view the KiwiSaver HomeStart grant criteria and check eligibility, visit the Housing New Zealand website. Fisher Funds Management Limited (“Fisher Funds”) is the issuer and TSB Bank Limited (“TSB”) distributes the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme (the “Scheme”) on behalf of Fisher Funds. A copy of the Product Disclosure Statement for the Scheme is available from TSB and Fisher Funds. Your investments in the Scheme are subject to investment risk including possible loss of income and principal invested. Neither TSB nor any other person guarantees (either partially or fully) your investment in the Scheme (including the repayment of any capital value or the performance of those securities). An investment in the Scheme is not a deposit with TSB
