Retirement Commission
The Retirement Commission is an autonomous crown entity that helps New Zealanders prepare financially for their retirement.
The Commission's responsibilities include:
- Raising awareness of the need to plan for retirement
- Providing education on financial management and planning tools
- Collecting research on retirement planning behaviour and attitudes
- Providing information that aids development of national policies impacting on retirement.
For more information on two of our better known projects check out Sorted and the Retirement Income Research Centre.
NewsWe are consulting on Retirement Villages Code of Practice 2008, submissions are due by 15 August 2008.
24 July, 2008
Recent media releases
KiwiSaver decision-making one year down the track (view background notes)
21 July 2008
Benchmark strategy sets direction for improving financial literacy
30 June 2008
Retirement Commissioner welcomes Government’s new working group
25 June 2008
KiwiSaver decision-making one year down the track (view background notes)
21 July 2008
Benchmark strategy sets direction for improving financial literacy
30 June 2008
Retirement Commissioner welcomes Government’s new working group
25 June 2008
Banks contribute to financial literacy initiative in schools (view background notes)
23 June 2008