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Govt could cut NZ Super fiscal impact to 5% of GDP by 2065: consultants

A new paper on New Zealand Superannuation says that the government could reduce the fiscal impact to 5% of GDP by 2065 by both raising the age of eligibility and by linking payments to the consumers price index (CPI).

Wed, Feb 25th 2026 06:16AM

RBNZ expects slower house price growth in the current recovery

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ASB accelerates mortgage lending and profit margins

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Ways to avoid the increasing S&P 500 concentration

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RBNZ: new rules will mean lower interest rates for borrowers

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New RBNZ gov Anna Breman: so far, so good

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RBNZ has probably done cutting with OCR now at 2.25%

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How to fix the retirement system

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ANZ lessened reliance on advisers in year ended Sept

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BNZ again shuns advisers and the numbers show it

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Westpac profit up 13%; Advisers account for more loans

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Fast turn around times and reliabily win over advisers

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ASB's quarter to shine

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OCR Cut: What economists said

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Westpac looks to can trail commissions

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How competitive is the KiwiSaver market?

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NZ Funds enjoys best year, financially, since 2021

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Pathfinder challenges the idea that fees should be a primary focus for investors

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Banks' new comparison calculator no threat to advisers: Patten

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DepositSmart launches deposit bonds offering to property purchasers

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