Government Superannuation Fund: Big deficits, high fees, poor performance
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Brent Sheather
Sun, 25 Apr 2021
While KiwiSaver gets most of the press these days, there are still a few non-public government and company-sponsored superannuation schemes operating in New Zealand, although increasingly these are being closed to new members as the sponsoring institutions outsource this role to the finance sector.
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Brent Sheather
Sun, 25 Apr 2021
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Government Superannuation Fund: Big deficits, high fees, poor performance
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