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- KiwiSaver withdrawal options | ANZ
To make your first retirement withdrawal, simply download and complete a retirement withdrawal form, and return it to us with certified identification and proof of residential address – see the form for details of what’s required
- KiwiSaver retirement withdrawal - ANZ Bank New Zealand
How do I withdraw my KiwiSaver savings when I retire? To make a partial or full withdrawal, or set up a regular withdrawal, you’ll need to download and complete the appropriate retirement withdrawal forms and return the forms with your appropriate identification
- Getting my KiwiSaver savings for significant financial hardship
You only need to apply to us if you're within the first 2 months of your KiwiSaver membership To withdraw savings you will need to provide evidence you are suffering significant financial hardship
- Understanding the Process of Withdrawing Your KiwiSaver Savings
Any withdrawals from your KiwiSaver account are tax-free Self-employed, then you can continue to make contributions directly to your scheme provider An employee, then you can continue to make contributions by deductions from your pay or directly to your scheme provider
- Answer to Question #23 – Auckland Justices Of The Peace Association
What is the role of a Justice of the Peace in the application process for ANZ KiwiSaver Withdrawal? To assess the applicant’s financial situation and determine if they are eligible for a hardship withdrawal
- Significant Financial Hardship Withdrawal Information Sheet
Each application for a significant financial hardship withdrawal is unique, so not all of the information listed below will be relevant for all applications; or additional information not listed may be required
- KiwiSaver signficant financial hardship withdrawals
KiwiSaver members can withdraw their savings when they reach the eligibility age (currently 65 years of age) A member may be able to make a withdrawal before the eligibility age but there are strict rules around when a member can do this
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