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How does Korin use my investment and KiwiSaver accounts?
Korin can tell you what your KiwiSaver and investments are worth, and your net worth. They are never counted as money to spend.
Last updated 2026-08-02
You can connect KiwiSaver and investment accounts through Akahu: Booster, Fisher Funds, Generate, Hatch, Kernel, Milford, Pie Funds, Sharesies, Sharesight, Simplicity, Stake and Superlife.
Once connected, ask Korin in chat:
- "How much is in my KiwiSaver?"
- "What are my investments worth?"
- "What's my net worth?"
Korin shows the value each provider last reported. Values go up and down with the markets. Net worth only counts accounts you have connected, so a home, car, or a mortgage or loan you haven't connected isn't included.
Korin gives general information, not financial advice. It won't tell you which fund to choose, whether to switch, or when to withdraw.
Fuller investment insights are planned. They need a different experience because investment accounts contain information such as:
- Holdings
- Units or shares
- Market value
- Cost basis
- Gains and losses
- Dividends
- Asset allocation
- Investment performance
The current Korin dashboard is not designed to represent this information accurately.
Safe to spend, budgets and spending insights need an everyday transaction, savings or credit-card account.
Korin should not treat an investment account balance as ordinary money available to spend.
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