FireSuper news
Behind the scenes interview with Ashik Kurien.
Global share markets fell sharply in the June quarter, with the MSCI ACWI Index – Net returning -5.7% in unhedged New Zealand dollar (NZD) terms.
We are appalled and saddened by the humanitarian disaster unfolding in Ukraine. Our thoughts are with all those people who are impacted and are suffering.
On 29 September 2021, we launched a new investment option called Life Cycle.
We're all searching for answers – especially when it comes to money.
Saving for a ‘rainy day’ is an idiom many of us will know; it is the principle of putting some money aside today for a future time of need.
We are delighted to announce the recent launch of our new FireSuper website! This site is designed to improve site functionality, navigation, and security and is hosted under the new domain
The concept of retirement means different things to different people.
Your feedback on the Fire Super scheme important to us.
The possibility that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will introduce negative interest rates at some point has been raised by several economic commentators.
After a challenging year for investors in 2018, global share markets staged a stunning comeback in 2019
The directors recently sought out comments from the Scheme’s investment consultant as to how members might best respond to the recent sharp fall in share markets.
Mercer, the Scheme’s administrator, will be closed from Tuesday 24 December 2019 and reopening on Friday 3 January 2020.
We speak with Luke, one of the Helpline team members who answers the phones, about what commonly asked questions members have, his role, and when someone should call in to the team.
Many New Zealanders spend longer choosing a movie to watch than checking their retirement savings, reveals the Financial Markets Authority.
Log in to your online account to check your balance, update your details, view your contributions, and access Scheme documents.
What asset class do you think delivered the highest return for 2019? Could it be global shares? Emerging markets? Or the New Zealand share market? The results are now in!
The recent volatility in shares has necessitated more regular updating of earning rates so as to protect the interests of all members.