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Te Pūtea Whiwhinga Moni.

Income Fund.

If you want a more cautious approach, prioritising capital preservation while still aiming for modest returns, the Income Fund might be a good option for you.

Mō wai te pūtea nei.

Who it's for.

The Income Fund is designed for investors who prefer low risk and feel uneasy investing in growth assets like shares, or who are nearing retirement want limited market fluctuations.

1.6%

3 months

5.5%

1 Year (p.a.)

3.1%

3 years (p.a.)

2.4%

5 years (p.a.)

2.9%

10 years (p.a.)

Disclaimer:

  • Christian KiwiSaver Scheme is a long-term investment. Please keep this in mind when looking at performance over the short term.
  • Past performance is not a guarantee or indication of future performance. Returns can vary when measured over different periods.
  • Fund performance has been annualised, where the performance period is over 1 year and is quoted after fees and before tax.
  • Your final returns will differ depending on your Prescribed Tax Rate (PIR). To work out your PIR, please visit our forms and documents section

The information on this website shows the benchmark asset allocations for each Fund. The actual allocations may vary from time to time, depending on factors like market movements and changes to underlying asset values. Our objectives may also change from time to time. More information is contained in the Product Disclosure Statement.

Hanumitanga Haumi Paerewa

Benchmark investment mix.

This Income Fund invests only in income assets made up of cash and fixed interest (includes mortgages). It does not invest in equities or other growth assets. Its benchmark asset mix is 100% income assets.

Disclaimer: The asset mix shown above reflects the standard exposures to that asset class, to fulfill its investment objectives. Actual holdings may vary within the specified ranges at any given time.

Taumata tūraru.

Risk level.

The Income Fund has a risk level of 3, on a scale from 1 (low) to 7 (high). The rating reflects how much the value of the fund’s assets goes up and down. A higher risk generally means higher potential returns over time, but more ups and downs along the way.

To help you clarify your own attitude to risk, click the button below, to try our risk calculator.

Potentially lower returns Potentially higher returns
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Lower risk Higher risk

The value could move up or down but is expected to fluctuate less than the Balanced fund.

Ngā ritenga mō te tūhono hei mema.

Membership requirements.

Among other KiwiSaver eligibility requirements, membership is open to those who:

  • Express Christian faith and are committed to Christian community involvement
  • Are immediate family of someone who meets the above
  • Work for an organisation focused on Christian mission or ministry
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Kāre kau he utu e noho huna ana.

No hidden fees.

At Christian KiwiSaver Scheme we’re about transparency and fairness. 

  • You’ll pay just one fee, which covers administration and management costs and all other regular scheme expenses.
  • We won’t charge you performance fees.
  • There are no hidden charges.
  • If you are under 18, you don’t pay fees (based quarter by quarter).

Total annual fund charges (% of Fund’s net asset value)

FundAge 18 and overUnder age 18
Growth Fund1.50%0%
Balanced Fund1.35%0%
Income Fund0.80%0%
  • The fees are calculated daily as a percentage of the net asset value in the particular Fund you are in. 
  • Fees are deducted from your before-tax investment returns before these are applied to your account. 
  • Returns are calculated and allocated to member accounts quarterly. 
  • We may from time to time change the amount and type of fees payable

Ngā puka me ngā tuhinga mō te Pūtea Whiwhinga Moni.

Forms and documents for the Income Fund.

Here you’ll find all the key forms and documents related to the Income Fund, including updates, guides, and policies, to help you manage your membership and stay informed.

Te Pūtea Whakatupu.

Growth Fund.

The Growth Fund suits investors with a long-term mindset who understand that growth comes with some volatility. It targets investments like shares and also private equity, smart energy, and forestry that can increase in value over time, though their prices may move up and down in the short term.

If you’re willing to stay invested and look beyond short-term changes, the Growth Fund offers the potential for medium to high returns over a long term investment time frame.

Te Pūtea Tūtika.

Balanced Fund.

The Balanced Fund is designed for investors who want a mix of growth and income over the long term. It spreads investments across assets like shares, private equity, smart energy and forestry and income assets like cash, fixed interest and mortgages. This fund aims to reduce the impact of market ups and downs compared to the Growth Fund.

If you’re looking for a well-diversified approach and are prepared to stay invested over time, this fund may suit your investment goals

Kua rite koe ki te kawe i ngā whakahaere mō tō hīkoi ahumoni?

Ready to take control of your financial future?

Join the Christian KiwiSaver Scheme today and start growing your savings with purpose. It’s easy to sign up and be aligned with your values.