A retiring couple relying only on New Zealand Superannuation need to have saved $809,000 to fund a “choices” lifestyle in a city, the latest Massey University Fin-Ed Centre annual Retirement Expenditure Guidelines shows.
But if those retiring in the provinces need only $511,000.
Single people wanting to live a “choices” lifestyle need $600,000 for retirement in provincial towns, and $688,000 for a city retirement.
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ACC CoverPlus is ACC’s standard personal injury cover if you’re self-employed or a contractor. It automatically applies when you start self-employment. It includes 24-hour no-fault cover for work-related and non-work related personal injuries, including access to the full range of medical treatment and rehabilitation benefits and up to 80% compensation for lost earnings.
ACC CoverPlus Extra is the tailored ACC cover for self-employed people and non-PAYE shareholder-employees. It is a flexible alternative to ACC CoverPlus, which enables you to negotiate your level of lost earnings cover (subject to ACC underwriting). That way, you know exactly what you’ll receive if you’re injured and can’t work – and it doesn’t matter whether the injury is work-related.
Workplace Cover – payable by employers and shareholder-employers. Workplace cover is automatically assigned and will provide funds to pay for employees medical care and up to 80% of their salary if injured at work.
Accredited Employers Programme – this is an optional product which you need to apply for. It basically means that you are the one responsible for managing injuries and claims employees make if injured at work. This can save you up to 90% off your work levy.