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11/06/2025
A new proposal out today to allowing farmers to use their KiwiSaver funds to buy their first farm. While it might seem like the existing first home withdrawal, this change is problematic, for a number of reasons.
Published 21/10/2024
KiwiSaver has transformed savings in New Zealand, with $116 billion saved by 2024 and potential to exceed $3 trillion in 20 years. To unlock its full potential, there are three key things we could do.
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