News and Updates from Simplicity

Two independent surveys rank our KiwiSaver Growth Fund #1 over 10 years

22/10/2026

Our KiwiSaver Growth Fund has ranked #1 for 10-year returns in two independent surveys, by Morningstar and Melville Jessup Weaver (MJW).

Recent updates

kiwisaver

A Consumer NZ People’s Choice winner again!

Published 26/05/2026

This happy team is very proud to have been named a Consumer NZ People’s Choice KiwiSaver provider for the seventh year in a row.

investments

With data centres, beware Greeks bearing gifts

Published 16/05/2026

Sam Stubbs examines the case for large-scale data centres in New Zealand, questioning whether their economic benefits outweigh their demands on energy, infrastructure and the environment.

investments

Market commentary: What happened in April 2026

Published 11/05/2026

For Kiwi investors, April was a reminder that share and bond markets don't always move in the same direction. Find out what moved markets when it came to shares, bonds, interest rates and inflation.

media

Capitalising KiwiBank: How to get mortgages down and deposit rates up

Published 10/05/2026

Sam Stubbs explains why listing KiwiBank on the NZX could lower mortgage rates, lift deposit rates and bring real competition to the big Aussie banks - who made combined profits of $6.7 billion in 2025.

investments

education

How can I start investing? A simple guide for beginners

Published 21/04/2026

If you’ve been asking, “How can I start investing?” the answer's usually simpler than it sounds. We outline steps to start investing in our simple guide.

investments

Market Commentary: What happened in March 2026

Published 14/04/2026

March 2026 was a volatile month for global markets. Rising conflict in the Middle East pushed oil and gas prices higher, inflation worries returned, and sharemarkets fell. Here’s what happened and what it could mean for Kiwi investors.

Infrastructure

Who should we blame for high power prices?

Published 01/04/2026

Sam Stubbs shares why he believes politicians point fingers about why energy bills are increasing - successive governments are to blame. And only a government can fix it.

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