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You'll have to be able to show you're experiencing significant financial hardship(opens in new window), which includes: being unable to meet minimum living expenses. being unable to meet mortgage repayments on the home you live in, resulting in your mortgage provider enforcing the mortgage on your property.
You're eligible to withdraw all your KiwiSaver savings when you reach the age of eligibility (currently 65). If you joined KiwiSaver before 1 July 2019 and were aged between 60-64 you would have been locked into KiwiSaver for 5 years. Being locked in meant you could not withdraw your funds when you were 65.
Once you're eligible, you can choose to withdraw it as one lump sum, in regular withdrawals, or as you need.
However, in normal situations, successfully withdrawing your KiwiSaver balance under a 'hardship' application is not easy. There is a bunch of paperwork to complete, documents to supply, and you will need to prove you have exhausted all other avenues.
Early withdrawals may be available (subject to criteria) for: Buying your first home. ... Significant financial hardship. ... Permanent emigration. ... Serious illness. ... Life Threatening Congenital Condition.
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Your KiwiSaver funds are an asset. You may be able to use your KiwiSaver funds to pay off your debts if you become bankrupt. However in the case of a KiwiSaver scheme, the funds are protected from your creditors while they remain in the fund.
If you give us all the information we need and your application is approved, we aim to pay your withdrawal and show it in your KiwiSaver account in ANZ Internet Banking and goMoney within 20 business days.
You're eligible to withdraw all your KiwiSaver funds when you reach the age of eligibility (currently 65). If you joined KiwiSaver before 1 July 2019 and were aged between 60-64 you would have been locked into KiwiSaver for 5 years. Being locked in meant you could not withdraw your funds when you were 65.
If you have previously withdrawn funds from KiwiSaver to buy residential property, you will not be able to make a second withdrawal.
Your KiwiSaver funds are an asset. You may be able to use your KiwiSaver funds to pay off your debts if you become bankrupt. However in the case of a KiwiSaver scheme, the funds are protected from your creditors while they remain in the fund. Find out more at the New Zealand Insolvency and Trustee website.

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