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Our vision: Financially sorted Kiwis
The Commission for Financial Literacy and Retirement Income (formerly the Retirement Commission) is an autonomous crown entity helping New Zealanders to be financially sorted throughout their lives.
Our key activities are providing financial education and carrying out regular reviews of retirement income policy. Through these the Commission contributes towards four key goals for New Zealand.
The Commission's big goals for New Zealand are:
- New Zealanders are better educated and motivated to make informed financial decisions throughout their lives.
- New Zealanders have more trust in the financial services sector.
- New Zealand's retirement income policy is stable and effective
- The legislative framework for retirement villages is effective in protecting residents, meets societal expectations and the sector is compliant with the Retirement Villages Act 2003.
What the Commission does
What the Commission does
Our work, research, and financial education and information programmes in schools, in the tertiary sector, in the workplace and in the community, contribute towards the four goals for New Zealand.
Retirement Income Research 2
2010 Review of Retirement Income Policy
We carry out three-yearly reviews of retirement income policy. We provide information and collect research to help review policy and raise awareness of retirement income issues.
Centre for Financial Literacy
The New Zealand Network for Financial Literacy is home of the National Strategy for Financial Literacy and a focal point for the Network's activities - financial education initiatives, teaching and learning programmes, research, evaluation, news and events.
Sorted
Our free, independent website sorted.org.nz and related resources help New Zealanders of all ages understand money matters and manage their personal finances throughout life in New Zealand.