Our major partners and stakeholders, and areas of collaboration, are as follows:
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Government agencies
- Capital Market Development Taskforce (financial literacy)
- Department of Building and Housing (retirement villages)
- Department of Labour
- Families Commission
- Inland Revenue Department (KiwiSaver, tax)
- Ministry of Consumer Affairs (consumer issues)
- Ministry of Economic Development (regulation, policy and review)
- Ministry of Education (curriculum development)
- Ministry of Health
- Ministry of Social Development (research, policy and monitoring )
- Ministry of Women’s Affairs (women’s issues related to retirement income)
- Office for Senior Citizens (issues concerning older people)
- Securities Commission (education on investing)
- Te Puni Kökiri (Mäori issues related to retirement income and financial education)
- Treasury (research, policy and review)
Private sector
- Accountants, lawyers (distribution)
- Actuaries, economists (research)
- Banks (distribution, funding of projects)
- Employers (financial education)
- Financial planners (education, distribution)
- Industry association (policy discussions, standards)
- Insurance companies (distribution)
- Unions (workplace fi nancial education)
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Universities (retirement income research)
Community groups
- Citizens Advice Bureaux
- Education channels
- Interest groups and community organisations
-Age Concern, Grey Power, SeniorNet
- Libraries
- New Zealand Federation of Family Budgeting Services
Financial ombudsmen
- Banking Ombudsman
- Insurance and Savings Ombudsman
News media (distribution, public relations)
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