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Super is an automatic savings plan with benefits. Investing in super is one of best ways you can ensure financial prosperity for your future.
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 2%, 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.
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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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Our foundational framework that ensures that we operate in compliance with relevant laws and consistently act in the best interests of our members.
nasfund deed
A. By The National Provident Fund Act (Chapter No. 377 of the revised laws of Papua New Guinea) a superannuation fund known as the National Provident Fund (Fund) was established. B. In accordance with the requirements of the Superannuation (General Provisions) Act 2000 (the Act) the Fund must comply with the New Act and must have a new Trustee company which has firstly been approved by the Bank of Papua New Guinea. C. The Trustee has agreed to be the trustee of the Fund. D. In accordance with section 132 of the Act the assets and liabilities of the Fund are to be transferred to the Fund which shall then be governed by the Rules to this Deed with effect from 31 May 2002. E. The Trustee is desirous of executing this Deed in order to give effect to the Act.
A. The fund called the National Provident Fund (Fund) was established by The National Provident Fund Act in 1980, B. This deed includes the rules (Rules) attached to it. C. The Trustee is the trustee for the time being of the Fund. D. The Trustee must hold the assets of the Fund on trust to apply them in the manner set out in the Rules. E. This deed may be amended in the manner set out in the Rules.
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