Our Portfolios

Our Portfolios

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OUR PORTFOLIOS

200+ Portfolio Strategies

Our portfolios have been developed using a proven portfolio allocation theory. We reviewed a number of global investment and domestic KiwiSaver scheme models, then our investment committee developed a best in class portfolio model for our investors. Our personalised portfolios are all designed to deliver the appropriate risk and reward for each investor’s goals and risk appetite.

Our portfolios have a two-stage process…

01.

We create your
growth portfolio

We build your growth portfolio by combining the four kōura equity funds. We invest your equity funds according to the MSCI world index with a NZ allocation added in. MSCI is the worlds largest index provider, we are following in the footsteps of some of the worlds largest funds by choosing this model.

NZ EquitiesFund25%US EquitiesFund44%EmergingMarkets EquitiesFund8%Rest ofWorld EquitiesFund23%
NZ EquitiesFund25%US EquitiesFund44%EmergingMarkets EquitiesFund8%Rest ofWorld EquitiesFund23%

02.

We determine the right mix of income and growth


There are two main types of investment assets: growth assets and income assets. Growth assets are those you invest in for capital growth (shares, equity investments, property). They typically deliver higher returns, but have have more ups and downs. Income assets are those you invest in for ongoing income (bonds, term deposits, cash). These assets have lower returns and lower volatility (less risk). We mix growth and income assets together to give you a risk profile that’s spot on for you and your circumstances. As your situation changes, the investment mix will change too.

Retirement Portfolio

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Age

Growth Assets
Income Assets

You’ll probably retire at 65, but we assume you’ll keep using your retirement money until you’re at least 85. This is why we set your target date long after you’re eligible to access your investment gains. We also have different portfolio mixes depending both on your risk appetite and how important KiwiSaver is for your retirement.

Home Buyers' Portfolio

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Years to Purchase

Growth Assets
Income Assets
Cash

You set the date for when you want to purchase your house. As you get closer to buying time, watch the risk decrease as your funds increase.

For our home buyers we add some cash in the final few years. This is to protect your balance leading up to you needing that house deposit.

In order for us to design your portfolio, we need to know a few of your details.
My name is .
I am years old.
My KiwiSaver balance is approximately .
I regularly contribute to my KiwiSaver.
I contribute of my income,
and my annual pre tax income is
My annual pre tax income is
I intend to use it to purchase my first home.
I expect to purchase my home in less than years.
I make an annual voluntary contribution. of .

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