NZ First calls for overseas pensions' portability review

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NEW ZEALAND - New Zealand First called on the government to address the issue of overseas pensions' portability in an effort to protect savings of thousands of retired migrants.

The party released a policy paper highlighting the inequalities in the current legislation as well as proposed solutions. NZ First believes the problem lies part of the Social Security Act which...

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