KIWISAVER ADVICE

Most Kiwis are in
the wrong fund.
Are you?

Your KiwiSaver is probably your largest investment — but most people set it and forget it. The wrong fund could cost you tens of thousands by the time you retire. We’ll compare the market and find the right fit for your age, goals, and risk profile. At no cost to you.

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The cost of the wrong fund
Default fund
Right fund for you
$1.5m $1.0m $500k $0 Gap 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 Age
$102,000
The average difference we've seen between a default fund and the right fund — across real LifeCovered clients.

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THE PROBLEM

Set it. Forget it.
Retire with less.

Most Kiwis don’t end up in the wrong fund through bad decisions — they end up there through no decision at all. Here’s how it happens.
01
Stuck on default
You were enrolled automatically and never switched. Default funds are designed to be safe, not to grow. Conservative settings protect your money — but cost you tens of thousands in missed returns over a working life.
02
Wrong fund for your age
A fund that made sense at 25 looks very different at 45. Your risk profile, timeline, and goals shift as life changes — but most people's KiwiSaver settings don't move with them.
03
Never reviewed
Income grows. Families change. Property goals shift. Your KiwiSaver strategy should evolve too. Most people's hasn't been reviewed since the day they signed up.
The compounding cost — default fund vs right fund, by age
Default fund
Right fund for you
$1.5m $1.0m $750k $500k $0 $102k avg. gap 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 Age
Any of this sound familiar? A 20-minute conversation with Willi or Sol could be worth $102,000, or more at retirement.
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This chart is illustrative only, based on average outcomes across LifeCovered clients. Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. Individual results will vary based on contributions, fund selection, provider, and market conditions.