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How to Invest Your KiwiSaver in Gold and Silver

Many investors are turning to gold and silver to protect their wealth against inflation and uncertainty. Through the KiwiWRAP KiwiSaver Scheme, you can build a bespoke KiwiSaver portfolio that includes exposure to gold, silver, and other global assets all within a compliant, flexible structure.

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Crypto Tax & KiwiSaver: What You Need to Know

What You’ll Learn

  • How the IRD taxes crypto in New Zealand

  • Simple record-keeping tips to stay compliant

  • What to do if you get an IRD letter or audit

  • How crypto can be added to your KiwiSaver through KiwiWRAP

  • Real case studies and examples from local investors

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Invest Your KiwiSaver in Bitcoin

At Compound Wealth, we can facilitate Bitcoin exposure inside your KiwiSaver if that’s your conviction. You choose the level of exposure from a target 30% sleeve to a high-conviction 99%. We simply structure and administer the portfolio through the KiwiWRAP KiwiSaver Scheme.

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Why you need Insurance Advice in New Zealand

New Zealand’s life and health insurance market is incredibly complex. With dozens of providers, thousands of features, and endless variations in policy wording, it's no wonder people feel overwhelmed. That’s exactly why professional advice matters.

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The Financial Impact

If someone relies on your income, or if you’d struggle to keep things running without it, now’s the time to make a plan. We’ll walk you through your insurance options and help you figure out what’s worth protecting.

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The Risks are Real

The right cover gives you breathing space. It lets you recover properly, protect your income, keep the business going, and support the people who rely on you.

You don’t need every type of insurance under the sun. But you do need to understand your risks—and which ones are worth protecting against.

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Compounding Interest: Working for you or against you?

What is Compound Interest? Compound interest is when the money you save or invest earns interest, and that interest also starts earning interest. Over time, this cycle allows your money to grow faster the longer it remains invested.

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How to Customise Your KiwiSaver Strategy

Most KiwiSaver funds put your money into the same generic mix of assets, whether you're passionate about clean energy, or tech, or curious about crypto. That’s why we built Compound Pro - a DIY KiwiSaver designed for people who want more control, more transparency, and more alignment with their goals.

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Why Most KiwiSaver Funds Limit Crypto Exposure

Most KiwiSaver funds won’t touch crypto. Not because there’s zero value in it—but because it’s outside their comfort zone. Large fund managers typically stick to traditional assets, avoid volatility, and rarely shift course unless absolutely necessary.

That approach might suit some investors, but it leaves others boxed out of opportunities they’re actively looking for.

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Transferring Your UK Pension to New Zealand: What you need to know

Transferring your pension can help bring everything under one roof - and with the right guidance, the process is easier than you might think. Here’s our guide to help you understand what’s involved in moving your UK pension to a New Zealand-based scheme.

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Health Insurance for Families in the Bay of Plenty: A Local Guide

Raising a family in the Bay of Plenty is all about enjoying the best of life - whether it’s weekends at the Mount, school runs around Tauranga, or family holidays to the Coromandel. But when it comes to your family’s health, peace of mind is everything. That’s where the right health insurance comes in.

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