SuperLife has been helping employers set up benefit arrangements for more than 15 years.
SuperLife has been helping employers set up benefit arrangements for more than 15 years.
Setting up benefit arrangements can be an effective tool to attract and retain employees. It is important for employers to do what is best for their situation and business objectives, which may mean employer-subsidised benefits, voluntary benefits (employee paid), or a combination of both. Together, we will work out a plan that fits your business requirements.
Our goal is to make sure that any solution is seamlessly integrated into your business. To learn more, we encourage you to read the summary below, as well as our Articles and Guides on a range of useful topics for employers.
SuperLife offers the ideal workplace savings solution. Benefits include:
Choose an employee benefits provider that puts its members interests first.
The SuperLife KiwiSaver Scheme is a low cost and flexible savings solution for your employees. We can help you simplify your enrolment process and give your employees the opportunity to make an informed decision on their KiwiSaver savings. In addition, your compliance demands will be reduced, so you will have more time to run your business.
Here are some of the benefits of the SuperLife KiwiSaver Scheme:
Subsidised insurance in the workplace provides peace of mind to employees in any industry. Whether you have 10 or 10,000 employees, you can provide insurance benefits as part of your company workplace savings (superannuation) plan or remuneration package.
SuperLife provides access to:
Even if subsidised insurance does not form part of your remuneration strategy, letting employees access group rates on a voluntary basis is a valuable benefit.
Help your employees access subsidised group rates for their insurance needs.
Choose Superlife: a low fees KiwiSaver provider that will work for you today, and in the future.
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