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Susan and Claire have contributed substantially to the evidence based research on NZ Super and associated topics. Here is another … More NZ SUPER and Overseas pensions: A recent paper from the team at the Retirement Policy and Research Centre, Auckland →

Always good reading. Informative,  and educational. https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/business/about/our-research/research-institutes-and-centres/RPRC/RPRC%20Update%20Vol%209%20Issue%203%20Final.pdf

We’ve got to talk about Super Do Kiwis know how lucky they are to have New Zealand Superannuation (NZS)?  Probably … More Long John on NZ Super. Read it here first! →

+++++ WHO ARE THE MEDIA COMMENTATORS WORTH LISTENING TO. +++ANY GOOD WEBSITES ON RETIREMENT INCOME? HARD COVER BOOKS: The Great … More BOOKS ON NZ RETIREMENT INCOME →

KiwiSaver forever  Readers of Long John’s first blog might have got the impression he is not a big fan of … More Little John on Kiwi Saver →

Michaels paper is not for the casual reader or faint-hearted. Its a reflection after years of research,discussion and observation. Ageing … More Michael Littlewood: Retirement income issues and Policy →

Kaspanz welcomes the ” Long John” contribution to the retirement income debate and issues. Using the non de plume  Long John, … More Guest Commentator aboard: Welcome Long John →

                                  Kaspanz Principles Preamble Kaspanz  was formed in  February  2013, as a voice  for  consumers  in  the retirement income discussion.  Such  … More Annual meeting confirms Kaspanz principles. →

NEW ZEALAND SUPERANNUATION The cost of NZ universal public pension is currently 4.1% GDP, and over the next 20 years … More Who Pays for What: Kaspanz submission to the 2016 Retirement Income review →

Great to see the Focus. Treasury reported in 2014 that Kiwi Saver scheme fees were in the top 1/3rd of OECD countries. … More Kiwi Saver Fee’s again. →