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KiwiSaver is a voluntary savings scheme to help set you up for your retirement. You can make regular contributions from your pay or directly to your scheme provider.
Kiwisaver offers you benefits that no other investment can.
When you join a Kiwisaver scheme you will receive:
If you are employed you can choose to contribute 3%, 4%, 6%, 8% or 10% of your gross (before tax) salary or wage. The earlier you start saving the better off you will be.
To find out more about Kiwisaver schemes and funds.
Let Futurisk provide you with information on how Kiwisaver will benefit you and help you to decide which fund is most suitable for you.
One of Futurisk's Insurance Financial Advisers can complete an audit of your income, your expenses, your debts and your plans for the future. This information is then analysed and entered into the Xero accounting program. You will be provided with a personalised Financial Overview of your current financial situation as well a personalised Debt Management Report which will show you how you can achieve your financial goals and save thousands of dollars in interest by becoming debt free faster and more efficiently.
We can help you:
Futurisk Waikato use and recommend Debt Management Plans with Xero which will help you manage your household finances like a well run business.
ACC provides an injury cover for everyone in New Zealand, no matter where the injury occurs. This is paid for by a combination of government funding and deductions from your income which are based on the industry you work in.
It covers you for accidents and injuries and making a claim is usually straightforward if you are employed with a regular income, and it should pay out 80% of your pre-disability income.
However, it is not always straightforward if you are a self-employed business owner?
What if you are self-employed and your income fluctuates? (the previous 12 months may not have been so good, with extra expenses and less work)
What happens if ACC decides they should not pay? They can say they believe the injury was caused thru degeneration or illness, due to your age. (Will you be covered if you have a heart attack? Can you prove it was a work-related accident?)
Most self-employed business owners are automatically put into ACC Cover Plus, however this may not be the ideal plan for you.
Let Futurisk introduce you to Cover Plus Extra. Cover Plus is not guaranteed, it pays only 80% of your gross income. However if you have staff out working and generating income for you while you are unable to work, ACC may not pay you. Cover Plus Extra will pay the agreed sum no matter what your earnings were in the previous 12 months, prior to you being unable to work. Cover Plus Extra even pays if your staff continue to work and generate an income for your business.
Our Financial Advisors will work with you to work out the best possible combination of ACC and Insurance Protection cover, and quite often we can reduce your ACC levies. We make sure you have an affordable plan, with a mix of ACC and Income Protection and still save money on your previous Cover Plus levies.
Managed Funds are a great way for you to invest any surplus income and utilise the skills and experience of a qualified Fund Manager, who will choose the right funds to invest your money in, based on your Investor Profile.
Your money will be pooled with other investors’ money and invested in various investments. Minimum account balance is $1,000 and you can make regular deposits and withdrawals (minimum amounts apply).
Fees are based on the net asset value of your Funds and you can get the same returns as a good performing KiwiSaver fund, but your funds will not be locked in until you reach retirement age, and you are able to move your investment between the Funds at any time.
If you are saving for a large expense in 5 – 20 years’ time, this could be the perfect option for you to watch your money grow and help you reach your financial target.
Contact Futurisk to find out more and complete your Investor Profile.
Or you can work out your own risk profile at https://sorted.org.nz/tools/investor-kickstarter.
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