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The KiwiSaver fix hiding in plain sight

Nadine HigginsThe Prosperity Project host·NZ Herald·25 Oct, 2026 05:13 PM2 mins to read‌Fraser Whineray joins Nadine Higgins on The Prosperity Project to discuss his KiwiSaver overhaul, including a proposed...

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Nadine Higgins The Prosperity Project host · NZ Herald · 25 Oct, 2026 05:13 PM 2 mins to read ‌ Fraser Whineray joins Nadine Higgins on The Prosperity Project to discuss his KiwiSaver overhaul, including a proposed $5,000 investment for every newborn. The solution to ensuring self-employed New Zealanders save enough for retirement could be hiding in plain sight – with Inland Revenue.

Business leader and director Fraser Whineray says the tax department already has the systems and information needed to bring contractors, freelancers and gig workers into KiwiSaver, ensuring they

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