Wedge Management Limited is a New Zealand‑owned and operated fund manager specialising in cash and fixed income.

Our team has spent decades managing large, low‑risk investment portfolios for hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders, giving us a clear view of how traditional savings products often underserve everyday savers.

Wedge was created to change that.

Drawing on deep experience in institutional money management, we aim to deliver the savings outcomes people should expect on their money. Not the low rates typically offered by banks.

By delivering better returns at scale, Wedge provides a genuine alternative to low‑interest accounts, while maintaining a focus on security, liquidity, and transparency.

Wedge is licenced and regulated by the Financial Markets Authority as a Managed Investment Scheme manager and is supervised by The New Zealand Guardian Trust Company Limited.

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The Savings Fund aims to deliver a consistently attractive savings rate with the flexibility of on‑call access.

Your money can be added or withdrawn at any time through the Wedge app, with no minimum balance, no transaction limits, and no fees for accessing your funds.

The app makes managing your savings simple and fast, and opening an account takes only a few minutes through the App Store or Google Play.

Wedge is not a bank, and the Savings Fund is not a bank account.

New Zealand’s savings crisis.

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An astounding 56% of New Zealanders surveyed in the Canstar Consumer Pulse Report 2024 are living payday to payday, up from 52% the year earlier. While nearly half of all respondents said they don’t even have enough put away to survive for two months without a regular wage.

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Our lack of savings is a huge societal and economic problem which is contributing to rising rates of theft and violent crime, mounting mental health illnesses, and terribly low productivity. A contributor to this crisis is the shocking amount of money New Zealanders miss out on by having to accept the low interest rates paid on bank savings accounts.

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Wedge puts this number at $3 billion a year currently – a truly outrageous amount of money that should be in New Zealanders pockets.

Big bank profits.

New Zealand’s four big Australian-owned banks are some of the most profitable banks in the world. This is in large part due to the terribly low interest rates they offer us on our savings.

This is the world’s biggest bank robbery. It’s just that it's the banks who are doing the robbing.

Wedge was built around its team of experienced investment specialists. Dave, Ange, and Lyle have almost 60 years of collective financial markets experience. Prior to launching Wedge, they worked together at one of New Zealand’s largest fund managers, where they helped run one of the country’s largest and most awarded cash and fixed income businesses.

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Andy is the sole non-investment professional founder. He’s one of New Zealand’s most experienced strategy and marketing professionals, and is passionate about great customer experience.

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Wedge is also supported by a group of exceptional business partners including:

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Service Provider Software Development and Maintenance: Edition Studios

Online Security: Sonar Cloud, Snyk, AWS WAF and Microsoft

Legal Counsel and Tax Advice: Chapman Tripp

Accounting: Deloitte

Fund & Scheme Supervisor: The New Zealand Guardian Trust Company Limited

Custodian, Registrar, and Fund Administrator: Adminis NZ Limited

Auditor: Grant Thornton

Quite a lot, actually.

"Wedge” is long‑standing slang for money. Fitting, we think, for a company focused on helping New Zealanders keep more of it. o the name reflects both the problem and the purpose.

A wedge is also a symbol often used to represent disruption. We chose it because we believe the Savings Fund can drive a meaningful shift in how New Zealanders save - challenging low‑interest bank accounts and traditional managed cash funds with a faster, more effective way to grow savings.

Wedge wants to help New Zealanders earn a fair return on their savings - saving households and businesses a billion dollars in lost interest each year.

In 2025 alone, New Zealanders missed out on an estimated $3 billion by keeping their money in low‑interest bank accounts.

Our goal is to close that gap by delivering better savings outcomes at scale.

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A Savings Fund is a type of managed fund designed to work like an on‑call savings account, but with the potential to deliver a higher savings rate.

Instead of holding bank deposits, the fund invests in wholesale cash and high‑quality fixed income assets that earn interest. That interest is then used to pay the fund’s advertised savings rate.

You can add or withdraw money at any time, and the value of your investment is intended to remain stable, making it suitable for short‑term savings and everyday cash management.

The Wedge Savings Fund is built on this model, offering a competitive Set Rate with on‑call access, backed by high‑quality, short‑duration assets.

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The Wedge Savings Fund is built with the same core protections that apply to KiwiSaver schemes. These protections are designed to safeguard your investment and ensure the fund is operated correctly at all times.

Oversight and supervision‍
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The fund is overseen by a licensed Supervisor - The New Zealand Guardian Trust Company Limited. The Supervisor monitors Wedge’s activities, ensures the fund is being run in line with the law and the fund’s governing documents, and acts solely in the interests of investors.

Segregated custody

All assets in the fund are held by an independent Custodian appointed by the Supervisor. These assets are kept in accounts that are legally and operationally separate from Wedge, meaning they remain protected even if Wedge were to fail.

Regulated structure

The Financial Markets Conduct Act requires Wedge to operate under the same laws and regulatory standards as KiwiSaver providers. This includes daily reconciliations between Wedge and the Custodian to ensure all records remain accurate and up to date.

Insolvency protection

If Wedge were to fail, the Supervisor would immediately take control of the fund. The fund’s assets would not be affected, because Wedge does not borrow from you or use your money as a liability - unlike a bank deposit.

The investments held in the Savings Fund have a weighted average credit rating of 'AA'.

The AA rating represents "very high credit quality" according to Fitch Ratings.

An entity that carries this rating is viewed as extremely likely to meet its financial obligations in full and on time, even under adverse economic conditions.

The Set Rate is the annualised pre‑tax rate of return your money earns while it’s invested in the Wedge Savings Fund.

It’s published continuously on the Wedge website, in-app, and already includes all fees.

The Set Rate can change over time. When it does, it changes in the same way an on‑call bank savings rate does - without prior notice - reflecting movements in wholesale cash rates.

The Fund’s underlying assets generate the interest used to pay the Set Rate, and the rate is designed to remain competitive while maintaining the Fund’s focus on capital stability and liquidity.

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Yes.

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The Set Rate you earn on your money in the Wedge Saving Fund is a daily variable rate. Therefore, it is subject to change without notice. This is the same as how an on-call bank savings account works.

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We display the current Set Rate on our website and app at all times.

Yes.

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Wedge Management Limited is the manager of the Wedge Savings Fund. The company holds a Managed Investment Scheme manager's licence issued by the Financial Markets Authority.

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Wedge is also supervised by The New Zealand Guardian Trust Company Limited (NZGT), who oversee and monitors our operations. NZGT is one of the longest standing and most awarded supervisors in the country.

Wedge has designed the Wedge Savings Fund to ensure members are always put first.

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Members earn the Set Rate on their money before Wedge is eligible to earn anything.

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Wedge only earns money if the fund generates a return above the Set Rate, once members have been paid first and in full each month. If the fund generates a return below the Set Rate, then Wedge must top-up the fund with its own capital.

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For more information, please refer to our Product Disclosure Statement.

Wedge has revolutionised the New Zealand savings market by reordering the way managed funds work. This is so that the Wedge Savings Fund can work for both cautious investors and savers.

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The fund pays its members a Set Rate on their money before Wedge is eligible to earn anything. Wedge only gets to keep the return the fund generates above the Set Rate, if there is one. This is the opposite of how a traditional managed fund works.

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In flipping the traditional managed fund model on its head, we’ve ensured there is absolutely no question about who is working for who (hint: we work for you!) and who our priority is (hint: it’s you!).

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For more information, please refer to our Product Disclosure Statement.

The Savings Fund invests your money into high-quality, low-risk cash and fixed income assets from across global wholesale money markets.

The interest these assets earn is then used to pay the Set Rate.

Check out how our rate has compared to an on-call bank savings account rate over time here.

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The fund’s administrator, Adminis NZ Limited (FSP507546), values the assets held in the Wedge Savings Fund each day. Adminis is an independent and regulated asset valuation specialist.

Wedge does not charge a management fee on the Wedge Savings Fund.

Instead, Wedge only gets to keep what’s left over of the fund’s return once it has paid you the advertised Set Rate. This is regarded as a performance-based fee for the purposes of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013. If there is no excess fund return, Wedge does not receive a fee.

You might also want to check out the FAQ "How do I know Wedge is always working for me?".

For more information regarding fees, please refer to our Product Disclosure Statement.

Wedge Management Limited (9268004) holds a Managed Investment Scheme manager's licence, is regulated by the Financial Markets Authority, and is a registered Financial Services Provider (FSP1008168) in New Zealand.

Yes.

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As an active fund manager driven to lift the wealth and wellbeing of New Zealanders, Wedge has a Responsible Investment Policy that addresses how we incorporate responsible investment considerations, weigh environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors, and integrate our values into the investment decisions we make.

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You can find our Responsible Investment Policy here.

No.

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Wedge does not currently offer financial advice, sorry.

A bond is a legal agreement that sets the terms of a loan. Think of it like an IOU. When you buy a bond you are lending money to a borrower (usually a company or government).

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The lender, or bondholder, typcially receives interest and the eventual return of their principle at maturity.

No.

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Wedge Management Limited is a licensed fund manager, regulated by the Financial Markets Authority.

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Therefore, any investment in the Wedge Savings Fund is not protected by the Depositor Compensation Scheme.

At the end of each month, you may see a line 'units + interest' in your transaction list.

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This is a combination of interest earned and additional units in the fund that have been applied to your account that month. In other words this is the total amount your balance would have increased if your money had been in the fund for the entire last calender month.

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This is standard practice for managed funds, as they are priced each day inclusive of all interest accrued in the fund since the fund's last interest payment date. If you have made deposits or withdrawals during the month, this figure will not represent the actual interest you have earned.

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We are currently welcoming any New Zealand resident aged 18 years or over, New Zealand businesses, and trusts to join Wedge.

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We hope to have under-18 and joint accounts available shortly.

To open an individual account, simply download the Wedge app from the App Store or Google Play and follow the instructions.

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You’ll need a valid NZ driver licence or NZ passport, your IRD number, email address, and just a few spare minutes.

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If you would like to open a business or trust account, please visit: www.wedgemoney.co.nz/business and follow the instructions.

To make the Wedge Savings Fund as accessible as possible, we have chosen to not have any minimum account balance requirement.

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However, if your balance is zero for a year or more, Wedge does reserve the right to close your account.

The Wedge Savings Fund allows you to make withdrawal requests via the app without penalty.

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Simply tap the ‘Withdraw’ button and follow the instructions. If you haven’t provided us with your bank account details yet, we will need to verify that it is a New Zealand bank account and that you’re one of the named owners of the account. Don’t worry, verification is an easy, one-time process that is done automatically within the app.

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Important note:

The fund may temporarily restrict or suspend withdrawals in extreme circumstances. For more information please see the fund's Product Disclosure Statement.

This is your account number at Wedge.

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You can find by tapping 'More' and then 'Personal details' in the app, or by clicking 'Add money' where it is called your 'Reference'.

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It's really important you include this number in either the 'Reference' or 'Particulars' field when transferring money into your Wedge account from your bank. That way, we know it’s your money when it arrives.

We’re really sorry for the inconvenience this has caused you.

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If your ID verification failed it means we could not match the details you entered to a registered database.

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Our team is here to help. Please email us your ID and proof of address to support@wedgemoney.co.nz and we hope to have you sorted quickly.

If you can't remember your password you can click 'Reset password' on the login screen in the Wedge app, and we will send you an email with a temporary password.

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If you've lost access to the email you used to register with Wedge, please email us at support@wedgemoney.co.nz from another email account. You should expect a response from us within 24 hours.

This might seem strange when you’ve only ever saved through a bank account, because banks usually only add interest to your account once a month.

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Wedge goes one step better, displaying your balance including what you’ve earned up to the previous business day. Helping you stay more in touch with your money.

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Then, at the beginning of each month, what you've earned from the previous month is automatically reinvested in the fund to ensure your money compounds over time. This purchase of additional fund units in the fund will appear in your transactions.

Yes.

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The income you earn on your balance accrues daily and is paid and reinvested monthly. Which means, each month you will earn our great rate of return on your new balance.

Yes you can, we welcome businesses and trusts to Wedge. Simply click on the 'business' tab at the top of our home page, and then click 'open a business account'. This takes you to the application form.

Not at the moment, sorry. But we’re working on it.

We’re really sorry for the inconvenience this has caused you. Please email us at support@wedgemoney.co.nz. We will respond to you within 24 hours.

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In the meantime, rest assured your account will continue to earn our great rate of return.

If you close your account we will pay the balance on your account to your verified bank account.

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Please note, when making a withdrawal, Wedge is required to deduct the tax you owe Inland Revenue on your investment in the fund. Therefore, when making a full withdrawal from your Wedge account, the amount you receive in your bank account is likely to be less than the balance that was shown in the app, prior to making your withdrawal request. This is because your balance in the app has not had the required tax deducted from it yet.

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Wedge will pay the tax you owe Inland Revenue on your behalf. Wedge doesn’t charge penalties or withdrawal fees on our accounts.

Depending on when you make a withdrawal request, it can take up to 2 business days for your money to arrive in your bank account.

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However, it is normally back in your bank account the next business day - provided you have made your withdrawal request by 3.30pm the prior business day.

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If we do not receive your request by this cut-off point, it will not be processed until the following business day. Which will delay the arrival of your money in your bank account by an extra business day.

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Important note:

The fund may temporarily restrict or suspend withdrawals in extreme circumstances. For more information please see the fund's Product Disclosure Statement.

Investment Grade is a term assigned to certain financial assets which are considered to have a low risk of default.

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Specifically, these are assets that have a credit rating of at least BBB- or Baa3 given to them by rating agencies such as Standard & Poor’s, Fitch, or Moody’s.

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While past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance, there has never been a default of an Investment Grade rated entity in Australia or New Zealand.

At the end of each month you may see a line 'from Wedge' in your transaction list.

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This is a combination of interest earned and additional units in the fund that have been applied to your account that month. In other words, this is the total amount your balance would have increased if your money had been in the fund for the entire past calender month.

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This is standard practice for managed funds, as they are priced each day inclusive of all interest accrued in the fund since the fund's last interest payment date. If you have made deposits or withdrawals during the month, this figure will not represent the actual interest you have earned.

The Wedge Savings Fund trust account is held with the BNZ.

Yes.

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Wedge ensures you and your money are secure from the second you sign up. We achieve this in several ways:

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• Strict identity checks.

Powered by sophisticated machine learning, Wedge through its identity verification partner CloudCheck, can quickly and thoroughly identify people to prevent bad actors from setting up accounts.

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• Biometric security.

Every smart device is attached to your biometrics. So, if your phone is stolen, or your account is logged into on a new device, the same checks will apply.

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• Bank account verification.

Wedge will only authorise payments from your Wedge account to a bank account that has been verified as being yours, by using the open finance experts at Akahu.

Wedge takes the security and confidentiality of your personal information very seriously.

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We use secure data centres with restricted access to store and process your data. All member data is encrypted at rest and we enforce HTTPS for all communications to maintain confidentiality and integrity.

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Our public-facing Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are protected behind the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Web Application Firewall (WAF), which helps block common threats such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and other web exploits.

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Wedge also utilises Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to secure access to our cloud infrastructure.

This is an important security measure that Wedge uses to ensure your money is always returned safely to you.

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Bank verification also forms an important part of our Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Programme.

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Bank verification is a one-time process that is easily done within our app. Simply follow the instructions after tapping the ‘Withdraw’ button. Your money will then be transferred to your verified bank account within two business days.

Yes.

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Wedge is required to comply with all relevant laws and regulations – and when you run a financial services business there are a lot of them! This includes adherence to the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Act 2009.

• Create and use a strong password

• Never share your password or Wedge ID

• Enable multi-factor authentication on your device(s)

• Use a secure connection and be extra careful when on public WiFi

• Only download the Wedge App from official app stores.

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If you get a suspicious call, email, link, or text from someone pretending to be from Wedge, reach out to us at support@wedgemoney.co.nz for assistance.

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Do not click on any suspicious links or respond to any unknown texts; and if you doubt a call is legitimate, hang up immediately and call us on 09 959 3343 if during office hours (9am to 5pm Monday to Friday).

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Alternatively, you can email us details of the suspicious activity and we’ll get back to you once we have investigated the situation.

If you think you might have been the victim of a scam, or you notice anything out of the ordinary with your Wedge account, call us on 09 959 3343 during office hours (9am to 5pm Monday to Friday) so we can take the necessary actions.

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Alternatively, you can email us details of the suspicious activity at support@wedgemoney.co.nz, and we’ll get back to you once we have investigated the situation.

Yes.

This is a great security measure to further protect your Wedge account.

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If you have an iPhone the way to do this is to press and hold your finger on the Wedge app icon and select 'Require Face ID'.‍‍

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If you have an Android phone, go to 'Settings', then 'Security' or 'Privacy'. Once there, find 'App Lock' or 'Secure Folder', and choose the Wedge app. Then select 'Biometric Unlock' as the preferred method.

The Wedge Savings Fund is a retail managed fund and Wedge Management Limited is a licenced fund manager. Therefore, money invested in the Fund is not covered under the Deposit Compensation Scheme.

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Instead, the Fund derives its safety directly from the investments it holds on your behalf. Currently, these investments carry a very high average credit rating of AA.

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As a licenced Managed Investment Scheme manager, Wedge is subject to the same laws and regulations as KiwiSaver providers.

Not yet, sorry. But we’re working on it.

The easiest and safest option to make a payment to your Wedge account is to search the list of registered payees at your bank.

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The Wedge Savings Fund is a registered payee with all major banks and can be found by searching under Wedge Savings.

Alternatively, you can use the bank account details below:

Account name: Wedge Savings

Account number: 02-0200-0127022-000

Reference: Your unique Wedge ID

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Please don’t forget to include your Wedge ID in the 'Reference' field. That way, we can identify it’s your money when it arrives.

No, sorry. We are currently working on more ways for you to add money to your Wedge account though.

We’re sorry to hear that. We know this can be unsettling. Please send us an email to support@wedgemoney.co.nz and we’ll track it down for you.

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To help speed up the process, please include the following details in your email:

• The name on your Wedge account

• Your Wedge ID

• Which bank you transferred your money from

• What the amount was that you transferred

• The date you made the transfer

Your money begins earning the Set Rate of return from the next business day after it has been received and assigned to your Wedge account.

The easiest and safest option to make a payment to your Wedge account is to search the list of registered payees at your bank.

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The Wedge Savings Fund is a registered payee with all major banks and can be found by searching under Wedge Savings.

Alternatively, you can use the bank account details below:

Account name: Wedge Savings

Account number: 02-0200-0127022-000

Reference: Your unique Wedge ID

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Please don’t forget to include your Wedge ID in the 'Reference' field. That way, we can identify it’s your money when it arrives.

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Most New Zealand banks are also in the process of introducing a ‘Confirmation of Payee’ service. The new service will enable you to check if the account name and account number match before making a payment. This will reduce the risk of mistakenly paying the wrong person and can help avoid scams.

Great question!

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This is another benefit of saving through a Portfolio Investment Entity (PIE) rather than a standard bank account.

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The fund’s administrator will deduct the tax you owe from your balance when you make a withdrawal from your Wedge account and again soon after the end of each tax year. This means you will earn interest on your higher pre-tax balance throughout the year.

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If you saved through a bank, Resident Withholding Tax (RWT) would be deducted for your account each time interest is paid.

The Wedge Savings Fund is a multi-rate Portfolio Investment Entity (PIE).

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This means you’ll pay tax on the interest you earn in the fund, based on your Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR).

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The fund’s administrator will deduct and pay the tax you owe to Inland Revenue from your Wedge account each time you make a withdrawal from your account and again soon after the end of the tax year.

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The tax you owe will be calculated based on your PIR at that time.

The Wedge Savings Fund is a multi-rate Portfolio Investment Entity (PIE).

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As well as it being a smart way to lower your tax bill, saving through a PIE can also simplify things. That’s because the fund is responsible for calculating and paying your tax on your behalf. When the time comes, the fund’s administrator will make the necessary deduction from your account and pay Inland Revenue on your behalf. This will happen each time you make a withdrawal from your Wedge account and again soon after the end of the tax year.

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It’s your responsibility to ensure we have your IRD number and your correct Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR). If you don't give us the correct PIR, you could end up either over or underpaying tax, and having to tidy it up in your tax return.

When available, you will be able to view and download your PIE Tax Certificates from the Wedge app by tapping 'More' in the bottom toolbar and going to 'Documents'.

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Your PIE Tax Certificate will show your Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR), the income and tax credits you received, and the tax you’ve paid. They will most likely be published in May of each year.

Your PIE Tax Certificate provides a breakdown of the income you earned on your Wedge account, any tax credits applied and the tax you’ve paid in that tax year.

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These certificates, when available, can be viewed and downloaded from within the Wedge app under 'More' in the bottom toolbar and going to 'Documents'.

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They will most likely be published in May of each year.

We rely on you providing us the correct Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR) when you open your Wedge account.

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It is very important you give us the right PIR and that you let us know if your PIR changes.

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If it turns out that your correct PIR is higher, you will be required to pay any tax shortfalls as part of the income tax year-end process and you may be subject to interest and penalties if the tax is not settled by the due date to Inland Revenue.

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If your PIR changes, please email us at support@wedgemoney.co.nz and we’ll update your details right away.

Adminis NZ Limited, the fund’s administrator, calculates and pays the tax you owe Inland Revenue on your behalf.

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Adminis provides these services to over 50 fund management and adviser clients across the region, which collectively have over $10 billion under administration.

Please email us at support@wedgemoney.co.nz and we will update it for you.

Your Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR) is the rate our fund administrator will use to calculate how much tax you owe Inland Revenue on the interest you receive on your Wedge account.

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If your PIR changes, you will need to email us at support@wedgemoney.co.nz to let us know.

The tax you pay on the income you earn in your Wedge account is calculated at your Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR). This can be either 10.5%, 17% or 28%.

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Therefore, anyone in a personal income tax bracket higher than 28% will generally pay less tax saving through a Portfolio Investment Entity (PIE) than saving through a standard bank savings account.

If you wish to delete your account and all associated data, please follow these instructions:

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1. Email us at support@wedgemoney.co.nz.

2. Title your email 'Delete account'.

3. Clearly provide the following information:

- Your name

- Wedge ID

4. Clearly explain that you would like to close your account and have all your data deleted from our records.

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Please note that we are legally obliged to retain certain data for a period of time. This includes

ID verification data, as well as any anti money laundering and countering financial terrorism information collected, including source of wealth or source of funds documentation.

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We must store this information for a period of 7 years.

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For tax purposes, all financial records must also be retained for at least 7 years after the end of the financial year to which they relate. Financial records include records required to be retained by section 22 and table 2 of Schedule 3 of the Tax Administration Act 1994.

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Following this period, Wedge will securely delete and dispose of all customer data.

Currently, there can only be one designated log in to the Wedge account on the mobile app. These log in credentials will consist of the email address you provide to us and a password.

Please send us an email to support@wedgemoney.co.nz.

We will need you to include the appropriate documentation so that we can verify the change.

Yes, you can change the designated person on your Wedge account anytime. Just email us at support@wedgemoney.co.nz and we’ll go through a security procedure with you to action this change.

Any New Zealand resident aged 18 years or over, companies and trusts are all welcome to join Wedge.

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We are working on welcoming under 18s and joint account holders onto the platform shortly.

Generally, the answer is no. The Wedge Savings Fund is a Portfolio Investment Entity (PIE). So, it is not part of the Resident Withholding Tax (RWT) regime.

However, we recommend you seek independent professional tax advice before acting on this information.

No sorry, you can’t. All verified withdrawal accounts must be in the same name as your Wedge account.

No sorry, you can’t. Access is only available through a mobile device via the Wedge mobile app.

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If any of your devices have been lost, stolen, or may be at risk please change your password. You can do this by following the steps below:
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1. Tap the ‘More’ button in the bottom taskbar

2. Select ‘Security’ and ‘Change password’

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If you’ve noticed anything unusual on your account, please contact us right away.

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Also regularly reviewing your transactions can help protect your account.

We’re really sorry we weren’t able to answer your question with our FAQs.

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Please email us your query at support@wedgemoney.co.nz

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You should expect a response from us with 24 hours.

We're all ears.

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Wedge is driven to help save New Zealanders billions of dollars in lost interest each and every year. While were not afraid to take this huge challenge on ourselves, we also know it will take a village to get there.

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Please email Dave at dave.mcleish@wedgemoney.co.nz

We’d love to hear from you.

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Please email Andy at andy.mcleish@wedgemoney.co.nz

We’re sorry to hear that. Losing your phone can be such a pain!

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Please email us at support@wedgemoney.co.nz.

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We will temporarily freeze your account until you’re back up and running with a new phone.

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Also, don't worry your account will continue to earn our great rate of return while it’s frozen.

Your money is always kept separate from Wedge money.

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The investments held by the Wedge Savings Fund are in the name of the custodian, Adminis NZ Limited. While any cash in the fund is held in trust at a registered New Zealand bank in the name of the supervisor, The New Zealand Guardian Trust Company Limited.

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That way, no matter what happens to Wedge your money will not be impacted.

Yes, please! We’d love to hear from you.

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Wedge wants to be New Zealand’s most trusted savings partner. To achieve this lofty goal, we know we're going to have to keep getting better every day. And without your feedback, that’s going to be a whole lot harder.

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So, please let us have it, by emailing us at: feedback@wedgemoney.co.nz.

Wedge Management Limited

Level 1

St Kevins Arcade

183 Karangahape Road

Auckland Central

1010

New Zealand