KiwiSaver Calculators
Free calculators to help you plan your retirement, understand fee impacts, and make informed KiwiSaver decisions. See how small changes today create significant differences in your retirement savings.
Retirement Savings Calculator
Project your KiwiSaver balance at retirement based on current savings, contributions, and expected returns
- Calculate final retirement balance
- Adjust contribution rates (3-10%)
- See impact of salary increases
- Include employer & govt contributions
Fees Impact Calculator
Discover how much KiwiSaver fees cost you over your lifetime and compare low-fee vs high-fee providers
- Compare fee structures
- See lifetime cost of 1% fee difference
- Calculate potential savings
- Visual charts showing impact
First Home Withdrawal Calculator
Calculate how much you can withdraw from KiwiSaver for your first home purchase
- Estimate withdrawal amount
- Check eligibility requirements
- Calculate minimum balance to retain
- See first home grant eligibility
Provider Comparison Tool
Compare fees, returns, and features across all KiwiSaver providers to find your best match
- Compare 200+ funds
- Filter by risk & fees
- See 5-year performance
- Get personalized recommendations
Why Use KiwiSaver Calculators?
See the Big Picture
Small decisions today have massive impacts over 30-40 years. A 1% fee difference can cost you over $100,000 in retirement savings. Our calculators show you exactly how much.
- •Visualize long-term growth
- •Compare different scenarios
- •Make data-driven decisions
Plan with Confidence
Know exactly how much you'll have at retirement, whether you're on track for your goals, and what changes would make the biggest difference.
- •Set realistic retirement goals
- •Optimize contribution rates
- •Find the best provider for you
Common Questions
How accurate are KiwiSaver calculators?
Our calculators use real data from FMA reports and historical returns. However, future returns cannot be guaranteed. We use conservative estimates (5-7% annual returns) based on historical averages. Your actual returns may be higher or lower.
What contribution rate should I use?
The default is 3%, but you can contribute up to 10% of your gross salary. Many financial advisors recommend at least 6% (3% you + 3% employer) to maximize the employer match. Higher earners may choose 4-10% to accelerate savings.
How much difference do fees really make?
A huge difference! If you invest $5,000/year for 40 years with 6% returns: at 0.3% fees you'd have $825,000, but at 1.3% fees only $690,000. That's $135,000 lost to fees alone. Use our fees calculator to see your specific situation.
Should I use a growth or conservative fund?
It depends on your age and risk tolerance. Generally: Growth/Aggressive funds for 40+ years until retirement, Balanced for 20-40 years, Conservative for 10-20 years, Defensive for under 10 years or if buying your first home soon. Use our comparison tool to explore different options.
Ready to Optimize Your KiwiSaver?
Use our calculators to plan your retirement, then compare all 200+ funds to find your best match.
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