Juno to increase KiwiSaver fees, not pursuing default status.
Juno KiwiSaver funds are increasing fees for some clients, not going to pursue default provider status.
Following an internal review, KiwiSaver provider Juno has announced that it will be increasing fees for some members.
The review focused on key areas for cost for the business arising from their active investment approach, current member base, as well as new initiatives that they are set to announce.
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