Fund referral
Switch your fund in 3 easy steps
Referral process
Name and email address
1 min
Complete application
Fill in the fund provider's application form
5 mins
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Watch your money do good after your funds are moved for you
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We’ve worked closely with Mindful Fund providers to help you choose a fund that fits. In case you’re wondering why this referral form is needed, we use your details to attribute your switch with fund providers.
If you’d prefer to skip this referral process, you may proceed to the Booster KiwiSaver Scheme application directly.
You’re being referred to
Booster KiwiSaver Socially Responsible Moderate Fund
The Socially Responsible Moderate Fund is suited to investors who seek moderate returns on average over medium term periods (three years plus), allowing for some shorter-term ups and downs, whilst excluding investments which do not satisfy certain socially responsible investment criteria. We aim to achieve this by investing mainly in income assets, while including a moderate allocation of growth assets, and the application of our Responsible Investment Policy.
Booster has been looking after New Zealanders’ money since 1998. And we’re proudly Kiwi owned and operated. We’re an independent financial services company, based right here in Wellington. We know that understanding how your money is invested is important to you. It's important to us too. That's why we consider environmental, social and governance risks when we assess investments across all of our core KiwiSaver and Investment funds.
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