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Withdrawing from LifeSaver
Updated over a week ago

When can I access my LifeSaver funds?

If you're an Employee Investor you'll need to refer to your employer's supplement to determine the circumstances in which you can make a withdrawal.

For Individual Investors:

Regular withdrawals
You can elect to make regular withdrawals (currently a minimum of $250 applies).

Lump sum withdrawals
You can also make a lump sum withdrawal at any time (currently a minimum of $500 applies).

I am an employee investor and I'm entitled to a benefit payment, what are my options?

There are a number of options available to you:

  • You can transfer to another Fisher Funds investment. We offer a wide range of managed funds to align with your financial needs as you move through the many stages of your investing life; or

  • You can withdraw your investment in your employer's LifeSaver scheme.

What happens if I leave my employer?

Existing Individual Investors
As your contributions to your LifeSaver account are unrelated to your employment status, this doesn't affect you.

Employee Investors
You will be entitled to a benefit payment and will need to complete a withdrawal form. The type of benefit payment will depend on your reason for leaving your employer. For example, if you retire, you'll be eligible for a retirement benefit. If you resign, you'll be eligible for a resignation benefit. Please check your employer's supplement for more information.

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