Personal Finance & Money Asked on June 11, 2021
I am a New Zealand citizen who has been contributing to Kiwisaver for the last five years in New Zealand, and have since moved to Australia, where I am making Australian Super contributions here.
I’m looking for a general overview of what all my options are regarding using my Kiwisaver and Super.
I know for example that I can use my Kiwisaver to purchase a first home in New Zealand. Can I use my Australian Super for the same purpose?
Can I consolidate my Kiwisaver into my Australian Super, or vice versa? Would there be any tax advantages either way?
I am unsure if you can use your Australian super to buy a house.
With regards to transferring your Kiwisaver and Australian Super into each other, this is possible and should not attract any tax issues.
However combining them does offer one benefit, less fees paid to the investment providers, as both schemes would charge you fees for having funds in them.
Answered by Nick Roberts on June 11, 2021
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