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The Government s KiwiSaver moves will apply competitive pressure to funds market

The Government s KiwiSaver moves will apply competitive pressure to funds market 14 May, 2021 01:54 AM 3 minutes to read Finance Minister Grant Robertson has announced a shakeup of Kiwisaver. Jason Walls is a political reporter for the New Zealand Heraldjason.walls@nzme.co.nz@Jasonwalls92 Finance Minister Grant Robertson says the Government s major KiwiSaver shakeup will apply competitive pressure to other private fund managers to slash their fees. I think and I hope that this will lead to a greater level of competition, and they will lead to a lowering of fees, he told media this morning. He said that KiwiSaver fees have been too high for too long and the Government s move will help deliver a much-needed shakeup.

Changes to default providers won t lower KiwiSaver fees as Govt hopes, say experts

Changes to default providers won t lower KiwiSaver fees as Govt hopes, say experts 14 May, 2021 05:00 PM 6 minutes to read The number of KiwiSaver default providers will reduce from nine to six. Photo / Getty Images Experts have poured cold water on the Government s hopes that a major shake-up to the KiwiSaver default providers will bring down fees across the industry. And the majority of those appointed as new default fund providers say the low fees on offer through their default schemes won t be applied to their other funds. On Friday the Government announced the nine current default KiwiSaver providers would be slashed to six from December 1.

Changes To Default Kiwisaver Standards Reflect The Power Of People Demanding Climate Action

Friday, 14 May 2021, 11:35 am Climate justice organisation 350 Aotearoa welcomes the improvements to default Kiwisaver funds announced today by the government, which mean New Zealanders’ savings in default funds will no longer be invested in fossil fuels. This change will mean that the 381,000 New Zealanders enrolled in default funds will be moving away from funds with investments in the fossil fuel industry, and into funds that have cut their ties with companies involved with coal, oil, and gas production. “The changes to default Kiwisaver standards reflect the power of citizens coming together to demand climate action. New Zealanders do not want their savings associated with the fossil fuel

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