Call for money for kids as part of KiwiSaver 2.0
Redirecting government KiwiSaver contributions to children and young people could be a way to set them up for life, at little additional cost, KiwiSaver providers say.
KiwiSaver is shaping up to be an election issue this year. Both National and NZ First have so far revealed plans to increase what people must contribute, amid concerns about the future financial sustainability of the NZ Super scheme.
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Call for money for kids as part of KiwiSaver 2.0
Redirecting government KiwiSaver contributions to children and young people could be a way to set them up for life, at little additional cost, KiwiSaver providers say. MORE»