FireSuper news

Protect Your Online Presence

Cyber Smart Week is a yearly event that highlights the significance of online security and motivates New Zealanders to take proactive measures.

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New login process

Having to contact the Helpline each time you need to reset your PIN will soon be a thing of the past.

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New login process FAQs

You may see some changes to our login page, as we’ve upgraded the login process to make it easier and more secure. Please contact us if you have any questions.

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Investment news

Market Indicators – 31 July 2024

July was a significant month for markets, as the all-time highs we've seen throughout 2024 came to an end.

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Market update – quarter ended 30 June 24

Global share markets made modest gains in the June quarter, with the MSCI ACWI Index ‒ Net returning 1.0% in unhedged New Zealand dollar (NZD) terms.

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Market Indicators – 30 June 2024

In June, global equities continued to rise. This was due to strong corporate earnings and progress in controlling inflation.

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Financial planning

Planning for retirement

What are your retirement goals? The concept of retirement means different things to different people.

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Financial wellbeing resources

Financial wellbeing refers to how well someone can meet their current and future financial needs.

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Financial Tools for 2023

Retirement savings are important for the future as it is always good to have a pool of funds in case of an uncalled-for event like a health condition or expenses related to your house or car.

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Our People

Maximising retirement savings

As I moved up the ranks and received pay rises, I saw an opportunity to keep living on the same income and invest the extra pay into the Scheme through voluntary contributions.

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Planning for retirement

Gerald Twiss is currently based in Kapiti and retired as a firefighter in 2018.

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No two days are the same

Emma Austin is a Station Officer with Brooklyn Fire Station, Wellington.

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