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Hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders are shooting themselves in the foot for their retirement with paltry KiwiSaver contributions and most don’t even know it yet.

How making financial decisions based on past performance could lead to future disappointmentInvesting in something that’s historically performed well might seem like a pretty good idea.

The KiwiSaver default fund changes, and what they might mean for you you might've heard there's going to be a change in default KiwiSaver providers soon.

Getting your KiwiSaver sorted and setting yourself up for the first home or retirement you're dreaming of doesn't have to be difficult. To make it even easier we're running through 5 common KiwiSaver mistakes that a lot of Kiwi's unknowingly make, and how to avoid them!

Meet Liz!   She’s a 40 year old, Auckland-based Kiwi (but soon to be a New Plymouth local!) and works as a Consultant.

Many Kiwi’s will need to choose between draining their KiwiSaver account and fulfilling their homeownership dreams. But is it actually a good idea? What is the opportunity cost? And is there a better way?

Our founder, Rupert, sat down with Darcy from the NZ Everyday Investor to chat about socially responsible investing. And more specifically, how we at kōura ensure we always invest in things that we (and you!) can be proud of.

The problem with the traditional KiwiSaver model is that it’s inflexible and doesn’t take your own personal financial timeline and risk appetite into account. Let’s look at some examples of how this model can impact your long-term financial goals...

It's information overload when you first start looking into using your KiwiSaver as a house deposit. We're making it easy, with everything you need to know, all here in one place.