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Superannuation is a long-term savings plan designed to provide income during retirement. It offers financial benefits through regular contributions and long-term investment growth.
To grow your Nasfund superannuation, actively contribute regularly, whether through employer contributions or voluntary top-ups, to boost your retirement savings.
To minimize tax on your Nasfund superannuation payout, keep your savings invested for at least 15 years. This reduces your exit tax to 0%, compared to higher rates for earlier withdrawals, while also maximizing your savings through compound growth.
National Superannuation Fund Ltd or Nasfund is an accumulation fund and was the first Approved Superannuation Fund to be licensed by the Central Bank under the Superannuation (General Provisions) Act 2000 in 2002.
Eda Supa is for anyone who is earning some form of income and wants to save in a superannuation environment, farmers, sole traders and small business owners.
Nasfund's investee companies are carefully selected to align with the fund's strategy of delivering consistent returns, ensuring sustainable growth, and maximizing value for its members.
Get discounts and save when you shop.
Watch your savings grow via your mobile phones
Discounts for Nasfund Contributing Employers
Experience a virtual online customer experience
The interim rate is the crediting rate the fund uses for withdrawals
A benefit that is offered to members while they still contribute to the Fund
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The results are estimates only and should not be considered financial advice; actual outcomes may vary based on market conditions and other factors. Members are encouraged to seek professional financial advice for personalised planning.
*To help us estimate your superannuation, please provide the following information: your current age, annual income, superannuation balance, and desired retirement age. Please note the following age requirements:
Minimum age: 18
Maximum age for males: 64
Maximum age for females: 69
Maximum age for other genders: 67
Retirement age must be greater than your current age
Super at Retirement (age ) An estimate of your superannuation balance assuming an employer contribution of 8.4%, a personal contribution of 6%, an interest rate of 2.5%, and an expected annual income growth of 5%.
Assuming an employer contribution of 8.4%, an employee contribution of 6%, an interest rate of 5%, and an expected annual income growth of 5%.
Retirement Readiness
We can’t assess your readiness just yet. Head to the next step to add your living expenses and fine-tune your plan.
Employer contribution: K0
Voluntary contribution: K0
Interest: 0
Super at Retirement (age ) An estimate of how much you’ll have saved by your chosen retirement age, based on your current and planned contributions, investment returns, and one-off payments.
Voluntary Contribution: K0
Living expenses (now)
Living expenses (age ) Based on your current living expenses, we've calculated what your living expenses will be at your retirement based on a 5% rate of inflation each year.
You haven’t added any expenses yet.
You’re on track to meet your retirement goals. Keep reviewing your plan regularly to make sure it fits your lifestyle.
Your current plan likely won’t be enough. You may need to increase contributions, delay retirement, or reduce spending.
You’re close, but there’s limited flexibility in your plan. A small adjustment now could improve your long-term outlook.
Run out age The age at which your super balance is expected to run out, based on your retirement income requirement and projected investment returns.
85
Desired Retirement Age This is the age you wish to retire, use the slider to change your retirement age and see how it impacts your superannuation.
0
Expected Annual Income Growth Set at 5% per annum, this is the inflation rate used to determine your expenses at retirement age. You can adjust the annual rate of inflation applied by using the slider.
0%
10%
Annual Crediting Rate The estimated yearly return on your super balance, after fees and taxes. This rate impacts how much your savings grow over time.
0.01%
Employer voluntary contribution The percentage of your salary your employer contributes to your super each year. This is usually set by law but can vary depending on your agreement.
Unit
8.4%
15%
Frequency
Employee voluntary contribution The percentage of your salary you contribute to your super after tax, on top of your employer’s contributions.
6%
100%
One-off contributions In accordance with government regulations, you may be asked for proof of where the funds have originated from to comply with government anti monetary laundering laws.
Amount A single extra payment you make into your super. This can help boost your balance when you have extra funds available.
K1
K500,000
Age The age at which you plan to make this one-off contribution. Timing can affect how much it grows before retirement.
100
Add your current living expenses below, they’ll appear on the graph so you can see the impact of inflation on your expenses
Housing
Rent or mortgage payments, property taxes, home insurance, utilities (electricity, water, gas, internet).
Amount
Transportation
Car payments, fuel, public transport costs, insurance, maintenance, registration.
Food & Groceries
Weekly groceries, dining out, coffee, meal delivery services.
Healthcare & Insurance
Health insurance, medical expenses, prescriptions, dental and vision care.
Personal & Miscellaneous
Entertainment, subscriptions, clothing, gym memberships, personal care, savings, debt repayments.
Other
Other expenses that don't fall into the categories mentioned above, such as gifts, donations, pet care, or unforeseen costs.
Get in touch
Please contact us on: Call: 1588Email: help@nasfund.com.pg
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