What ASB KiwiSaver Scheme fund am I automatically enrolled in and why?
Last Updated: 21 Nov 2023
If you were automatically enrolled in the ASB KiwiSaver Scheme (by your employer), we invest you in our Conservative Fund.
We use the Conservative Fund as it has a high proportion of lower risk assets and therefore smaller ups and downs in your balance are expected. But low risk means it is likely to deliver lower potential returns over the long term.
You can choose any one of our seven funds. Use our simple tool that makes choosing a fund easy. You can switch funds anytime in FastNet Classic internet banking.
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