KiwiSaver comparison

You can view all funds or compare by fund type:

• Defensive
• Conservative
• Balanced
• Growth
• Aggressive

Funds differ in where they invest your money and their level of risk. Defensive funds invest most of your money in cash and bonds. That means they’re lower risk, but the returns may also be lower. At the other end of the scale, aggressive funds are chasing high returns and are higher risk. They invest mainly in shares and property.

For each fund, you can view annual fees and five-year returns data (where available). This data is sourced from the Commission for Financial Capability's website smartinvestor.sorted.org.nz.

• Fees show what you would have paid for the year ended 31 March 2020 if you had $10,000 in the fund. This includes both fixed membership and percentage fees.

• Five-year returns show how much the fund has grown in value on average each year over the past five years (after fees and taxes). NR = not recorded.

It’s important to bear in mind that returns show how funds have performed in the past – they’re not an indicator of how they’ll do in the future.

Our provider satisfaction ratings are based on a February and March 2020 nationally representative survey of 2114 New Zealanders, aged 18 and over.

The ratings show the proportion of respondents who scored their KiwiSaver provider 8, 9 or 10 on a scale from 0 (very dissatisfied) to 10 (very satisfied). Ratings are for providers that had 30 or more responses in our survey.

The People’s Choice endorsement is given to KiwiSaver providers that rate above average for customer satisfaction in our annual surveys and meet our other performance criteria.