Booster NZ

Booster NZ Founded in 1998 Booster is a default KiwiSaver provider. For general information about KiwiSaver, how it works, fees, and fund options, visit booster.co.nz.

Booster is a New Zealand-owned and operated financial services company offering KiwiSaver, managed funds, superannuation, insurance, investment savings tools and a daily transactional debit card. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Wellington, Booster is a government appointed default KiwiSaver provider. The Booster KiwiSaver Scheme offers members a choice of 14 funds across conservative, balance

d, growth and aggressive categories. Members can track their investment through the mybooster platform and the Booster NZ app, access their KiwiSaver documents, and manage their account online. Booster also supports UK pension transfers to New Zealand, socially responsible investment options, and workplace superannuation schemes. Booster Investment Management Limited is the issuer of the Booster KiwiSaver Scheme. This page provides general information only. It is not personalised financial advice. For more information, including the Product Disclosure Statement, visit booster.co.nz.

Building an emergency fund takes time, so it’s worth recognising your progress along the way 🎉⁠⁠Whether it’s your first ...
30/08/2026

Building an emergency fund takes time, so it’s worth recognising your progress along the way 🎉⁠
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Whether it’s your first $50 or your first $500, every milestone brings you closer to your goal.⁠
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As Sorted Money Month wraps up, remember that small, consistent steps can make a big difference over time.⁠
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Learn more about how Savvy can help you save - https://www.boostersavvy.co.nz/benefits-savings

Disclosure: The Booster Savvy Scheme ('Savvy') is not a bank account and Booster is not a registered bank. Savvy is a managed fund and Booster Investment Management Limited is the manager and issuer of Savvy. Find Savvy’s Product Disclosure Statement and other important information about Savvy at https://boostersavvy.co.nz/, including a comparison document highlighting some of the differences between Savvy and a bank account athttps://documents.booster.co.nz/boosterdocuments/Savvy/Current/Customer%20Advice/BSF%20-%20Booster%20Savvy%20Fund%20-%20Transactional%20Bank%20Account%20Comparison.pdf

What if saving happened before you even had the chance to spend it? 🤔⁠⁠With Salary Split, you can automatically send par...
27/08/2026

What if saving happened before you even had the chance to spend it? 🤔⁠
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With Salary Split, you can automatically send part of your pay to your emergency fund as soon as it comes in, no reminders, no decisions needed.⁠
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Consistent small amounts really do add up over time. ⁠
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Learn more about Salary Split via the link https://www.boostersavvy.co.nz/features/salary-split

Disclosure: The Booster Savvy Scheme ('Savvy') is not a bank account and Booster is not a registered bank. Savvy is a managed fund and Booster Investment Management Limited is the manager and issuer of Savvy. Find Savvy’s Product Disclosure Statement and other important information about Savvy at https://boostersavvy.co.nz/, including a comparison document highlighting some of the differences between Savvy and a bank account athttps://documents.booster.co.nz/boosterdocuments/Savvy/Current/Customer%20Advice/BSF%20-%20Booster%20Savvy%20Fund%20-%20Transactional%20Bank%20Account%20Comparison.pdf

You don't need to save hundreds each week to build an emergency fund. Even $5, $10 or $20 is a good start to get there. ...
25/08/2026

You don't need to save hundreds each week to build an emergency fund. Even $5, $10 or $20 is a good start to get there. ⁠
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What matters most is building the habit and gaining confidence 🏗️⁠
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Not sure where that money could come from? ⁠
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Savvy’s spending insights show you where your money is going, making it easier to see where you might be able to save a little more.⁠
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Learn more about how Savvy can help you save - https://www.boostersavvy.co.nz/benefits-everyday

Disclosure: The Booster Savvy Scheme ('Savvy') is not a bank account and Booster is not a registered bank. Savvy is a managed fund and Booster Investment Management Limited is the manager and issuer of Savvy. Find Savvy’s Product Disclosure Statement and other important information about Savvy at https://boostersavvy.co.nz/, including a comparison document highlighting some of the differences between Savvy and a bank account athttps://documents.booster.co.nz/boosterdocuments/Savvy/Current/Customer%20Advice/BSF%20-%20Booster%20Savvy%20Fund%20-%20Transactional%20Bank%20Account%20Comparison.pdf

If your emergency savings sit in the same place as your everyday spending, it can be tempting to dip into it 💰A simple w...
22/08/2026

If your emergency savings sit in the same place as your everyday spending, it can be tempting to dip into it 💰

A simple way to protect your emergency fund is to keep it separate.

With Stacks, you can set up a dedicated space for your emergency savings, making it easier to stay disciplined and on track.

And while it's set aside, your balance can keep earning a return as your emergency fund grows.

Learn more about Stacks via the link - https://www.boostersavvy.co.nz/benefits-everyday

Disclosure: The Booster Savvy Scheme ('Savvy') is not a bank account and Booster is not a registered bank. Savvy is a managed fund and Booster Investment Management Limited is the manager and issuer of Savvy. Find Savvy’s Product Disclosure Statement and other important information about Savvy at https://boostersavvy.co.nz/, including a comparison document highlighting some of the differences between Savvy and a bank account athttps://documents.booster.co.nz/boosterdocuments/Savvy/Current/Customer%20Advice/BSF%20-%20Booster%20Savvy%20Fund%20-%20Transactional%20Bank%20Account%20Comparison.pdf

Booster supports Sorted’s Money Month to help more Kiwis build a buffer for the unexpected - things like car repairs, ve...
20/08/2026

Booster supports Sorted’s Money Month to help more Kiwis build a buffer for the unexpected - things like car repairs, vet bills, or a replacement phone 🚨⁠
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All month long, we’ll share practical tips on building your emergency fund. ⁠
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We’re starting with a simple step: setting a clear savings goal.⁠
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A helpful target is 3-6 months of your essential expenses. It can feel like a lot, but you don’t need to get there all at once. Every small amount you set aside helps move you closer to your goal.⁠
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Learn more about how Savvy can help you save - https://www.boostersavvy.co.nz/benefits-savings

Disclosure: The Booster Savvy Scheme ('Savvy') is not a bank account and Booster is not a registered bank. Savvy is a managed fund and Booster Investment Management Limited is the manager and issuer of Savvy. Find Savvy’s Product Disclosure Statement and other important information about Savvy at https://boostersavvy.co.nz/, including a comparison document highlighting some of the differences between Savvy and a bank account athttps://documents.booster.co.nz/boosterdocuments/Savvy/Current/Customer%20Advice/BSF%20-%20Booster%20Savvy%20Fund%20-%20Transactional%20Bank%20Account%20Comparison.pdf

House prices have tracked down and in recent years, so have interest rates 📉🏠If you’re thinking about moving from renter...
05/08/2026

House prices have tracked down and in recent years, so have interest rates 📉🏠

If you’re thinking about moving from renter to homeowner, this could be a good time to investigate it. Check below to see what applies to your situation and if you might be ready to make the move! 🚚

- Interest rates have tracked down. Multiple Reserve Bank cuts to the OCR in the last couple of years has resulted in cheaper mortgages. 🏦 Although more recently they’ve ticked back up – a timely reminder that things change!

- House prices have cooled. Nationally, prices have eased so pulling together a deposit may be easier 🎯

- The math is changing. In some parts of the country, it may be about the same or even cheaper in some regions to pay a mortgage than to pay rent. (However, homeowners do need to factor in insurance, rates and maintenance 🪜🏠)

- KiwiSaver is there to help. If you've had a KiwiSaver account for 3+ years and live in New Zealand, you can be eligible to withdraw almost everything (minus $1,000) for your first home deposit.

- Talk to a mortgage adviser, check your KiwiSaver balance, double check withdrawal eligibility and run the numbers to see if this might be the right time for you to consider becoming a homeowner.

- Kāinga Ora First Home Loans. You may be eligible for help from Kāinga Ora to get a first home loan that would lower the required deposit to 5% if you meet a certain income threshold. Check out the details - https://kaingaora.govt.nz/home-ownership/first-home-loan/

This content is intended to provide general information only and is not financial advice. It does not take into account your personal needs or circumstances. We encourage you to seek financial advice.

Booster Investment Management Limited is the issuer of the Booster KiwiSaver Scheme. Product Disclosure Statements are available at www.booster.co.nz or from your financial adviser.

We’re proud to share that Booster has once again been named a 2026 Responsible Investment Leader by the Responsible Inve...
21/07/2026

We’re proud to share that Booster has once again been named a 2026 Responsible Investment Leader by the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA), recognising our ongoing commitment to ethical investing 🌱

This achievement highlights our approach to considering environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors alongside financial objectives, giving New Zealanders more choice about where their money is invested and confidence that it aligns with their values.

Read our latest blog to learn more about this recognition and Booster’s continued leadership in ethical investing – https://www.booster.co.nz/blog/booster-recognised-for-its-leadership-in-ethical-and-responsible-investing

Booster Investment Management Limited is the issuer of the Booster KiwiSaver Scheme. Product Disclosure Statements are available at www.booster.co.nz.

It’s Matariki! ✨A time to reflect on the past year, take stock, and set your sights on what's ahead. 🪻However you mark t...
08/07/2026

It’s Matariki! ✨

A time to reflect on the past year, take stock, and set your sights on what's ahead. 🪻

However you mark the occasion – with whānau, friends or at a community event, we hope it’s a meaningful one.

Booster wishes you a wonderful Matariki and all the best for the year ahead.

3x Money Moves to Make When Everything Feels UncertainWhen the economy feels unpredictable, it can be hard to feel like ...
15/06/2026

3x Money Moves to Make When Everything Feels Uncertain
When the economy feels unpredictable, it can be hard to feel like you’ve got any control.
But there are some things you can do to keep your finances on track.
1. Check your KiwiSaver is in the right fund that fits your goals
If you're 10+ years away from accessing your KiwiSaver savings, you could consider a Growth fund, but if you're 5 years out from buying a house, Conservative or Balanced funds make more sense. Talk to your KiwiSaver Scheme provider if unsure.
2. Set up automatic savings – even if it's small
Having money you don't touch builds resilience. Start with $10-$20 a week into a separate account (Booster Savvy is a great way of building up different ‘stacks’ of money).
3. Create a weekly "money window" to review your money flow
Set aside 20 minutes every week so you know what came in, what went out and what's coming up. Check out Booster’s mybudgetpal app or a Booster Savvy account to help you manage your money.
You can't control oil prices or interest rates. But you can control how prepared you are, how visible your money is, and how aligned your actions are with your goals.
Start with one. Build from there.
💬 Which of these are you tackling first? Let us know below.

This content is intended to provide general information only and is not financial advice. It does not take into account your personal needs or circumstances. We encourage you to seek financial advice.
Booster Investment Management Limited is the issuer of the Booster KiwiSaver Scheme. Product Disclosure Statements are available at www.booster.co.nz or from your financial adviser.
The Booster Savvy Scheme (‘Savvy’) is not a bank account and Booster is not a registered bank. Savvy is a managed fund and Booster Investment Management Limited is the manager and issuer of Savvy. Find Savvy’s Product Disclosure Statement, and other important information about Savvy (including a comparison document highlighting some of the differences between Savvy and a bank account) here.

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