Small KiwiSaver decisions can make a big difference to your retirement. In a simple 20-minute review, we’ll check whether your fund is performing the way it should and help you understand your best next steps.


KiwiSaver plays a major role in your financial future. From building a first-home deposit to strengthening your retirement plan, the decisions you make today can help shape the results you see tomorrow.
KiwiSaver plays a major role in your financial future. From building a first-home deposit to strengthening your retirement plan, the decisions you make today can help shape the results you see tomorrow.

Risk: High
Growth assets: 90–100%
Almost all shares and property. Often global.
Highest potential long-term returns. Can drop sharply in market downturns.
Best for: Very long-term investing (15–30+ years). High tolerance for volatility.
Risk: Medium–high
Growth assets: 63–90%
Mostly shares and property.
Higher long-term growth potential. More ups and downs along the way.
Best for: Longer horizons (10–20+ years). Younger investors.
Risk: Medium
Growth assets: 35–63%
A mix of shares, property, bonds and cash.
You get growth. You get some protection. Still some volatility, but not as much as growth funds.
Best for: Medium to long-term goals (5–15 years).
Risk: Usually low–medium
Growth assets: Varies (typically 35–63%, depending on provider)
This is where you land if you never made an active choice.
Designed to be "safe" for everyone. Which often means too cautious if you're young.
Best for: No one, really. It's a placeholder, not a strategy.
Risk: Low–medium
Growth assets: 10–35%
Mostly bonds and cash. Some shares and property.
A bit more growth than defensive, but still cautious.
Best for: First-home buyers, people close to retirement (5–10 years out), or anyone prioritising stability over growth.
Risk: Low
Growth assets: 0–10%
Your money sits mostly in cash and short-term fixed interest.
Least volatile. Most stable. Lowest long-term returns.
Best for: Very short timeframes (1–3 years) or if you really can't handle any ups and downs.
Introducing our complimentary KiwiSaver check-up. In just 20 minutes, one of our KiwiSaver specialists will:
Check if your current fund aligns with your time horizon and goals
Identify any unnecessary fees eating into your returns
Ensure you're receiving all government contributions
Help you understand exactly what you're invested in
Provide clear, jargon-free explanations of your options


With extensive experience in comprehensive financial advisory, Haseena specializes in helping clients optimize their KiwiSaver to align with their unique financial situation and retirement goals. She is dedicated to ensuring your KiwiSaver plan is working as hard as you do, providing clarity and confidence for the future.
With her holistic approach, Haseena doesn’t just look at your KiwiSaver in isolation. She considers how it fits into your bigger financial picture, including your insurance needs and other commitments, to ensure your financial wellbeing is protected from all angles.

James specializes in helping clients optimize their KiwiSaver, whether planning for retirement or saving for a first home. He provides clear, practical advice on fund selection and long-term strategy to ensure your investment is working hard for you. With additional expertise in mortgages, James offers a complete view of your financial journey.
James is passionate about empowering clients with confidence and financial stability. By taking the time to understand your long-term vision, he ensures his advice is perfectly tailored to your needs. Fluent in English, Mandarin, and Taiwanese Hokkien, James offers exceptional service and clear communication for clients from many backgrounds.


Most people set up KiwiSaver once.
Then forget about it. But funds that made sense five years ago might not make sense now.
A check-up shows you if your KiwiSaver is doing what it should. Or if it's just sitting there, underperforming.

Got a pay rise? Buying a house? Closer to retirement?
Your KiwiSaver needs to keep up.
What worked when you were 25 doesn't work at 35.
We'll make sure your fund matches where you're at now. And where you're heading.

KiwiSaver isn't separate from the rest of your finances.
It connects to your mortgage. Your retirement plan. Your goals. A proper check-up looks at how it all fits together.
So you're not just optimising one thing. You're building something that actually works.
Simple answers to the KiwiSaver questions people ask most - from first-home withdrawals to retirement planning and fund reviews.
KiwiSaver is a government-supported savings scheme designed to help you save for retirement (and, in some cases, your first home). You contribute a percentage of your pay, your employer contributes too, and the government may also add a yearly member tax credit if you’re eligible.
To use KiwiSaver for a first home, you generally need to:
Be a KiwiSaver member for at least 3 years
Meet eligibility criteria (e.g., first-home buyer status, NZ residency, etc.)
Apply for a KiwiSaver withdrawal through your KiwiSaver provider
Use the funds for your home deposit and approved purchase costs (not for everything)
We can help you check your eligibility, calculate what you can use, and guide you through the withdrawal process so it’s smooth and stress-free.
That depends on your goals, age, and risk tolerance.
Some people want a more conservative fund for stability, while others prefer a growth fund for long-term returns. We can help you choose a fund that aligns with your goals and how soon you want to use the money.
It’s worth reviewing, especially if your income has changed or you’re planning to buy a home soon.
Increasing your contribution rate can help you save faster, but it’s important to make sure it still fits your budget and goals.
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Underperformance can be a sign that your fund doesn’t match your goals or risk profile.
A review helps you understand whether:
your fund is too conservative or too aggressive
you’re paying higher fees than necessary
your investment mix matches your timeline
We can help you assess performance and make a plan that fits your goals.
Yes - you can switch funds, and your balance stays intact.
The key is choosing a fund that better fits your goals and making sure the timing and transition make sense.
Limited spots available for our complimentary KiwiSaver review. Secure yours today.