We can buy managed funds directly from the management company or sometimes on share markets such as the NZX. We can increasingly access managed funds through online investing platforms such as Hatch and InvestNow. After buying units in a fund it is usually possible to switch between funds with the same manager if you decide you want a different type.
Contact the manager when you want to sell your units and get your money back. KiwiSaver investment funds are generally locked in until you turn 65 or after five years if you join after the age of 60 or withdraw your savings to buy your first home, but you can switch investment funds or scheme providers at any time. Take a look at our guide to KiwiSaver schemes and their funds.
Portfolio investment entity PIE funds are managed funds that have special lower tax rates. When you invest in a PIE, the tax on the income from your investment will be based on your prescribed investor rate PIR. The PIR is worked out on your taxable income in the last two income years and may be lower than your marginal tax rate.
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As at 30 June , client money is primarily held with the UK clearing banks. Stock you hold with us is held in the name of or to the order of Hargreaves Lansdown Nominees Limited, or by an approved third party custodian. Hargreaves Lansdown Nominees Limited is a non-trading company so it cannot run up liabilities of its own and Hargreaves Lansdown accepts full liability for any default by our nominee company.
We maintain detailed records of all your investments and assets for which you will at all times remain the beneficial owner. Our senior management and CASS Committee are responsible for periodic reviews of the nominees with which stock is deposited. You can contact them on or or at www. All Hargreaves Lansdown Group companies are registered in England and Wales and consequently are governed by the Companies Act , which includes a requirement to have the financial accounts audited each year by independent accountants, we currently use the international firm PwC, which is one of the big four chartered accountants in the world.
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