#kiwibank — Public Fediverse posts
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My goodness, that was rude. Do you want my business, #Kiwibank, or do you just want to be élitist twats?
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My goodness, that was rude. Do you want my business, #Kiwibank, or do you just want to be élitist twats?
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My goodness, that was rude. Do you want my business, #Kiwibank, or do you just want to be élitist twats?
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My goodness, that was rude. Do you want my business, #Kiwibank, or do you just want to be élitist twats?
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My goodness, that was rude. Do you want my business, #Kiwibank, or do you just want to be élitist twats?
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I've been wondering: For my home-brew #budgeting tool (Python TUI tool), it's kind of tedious to always have to go and export for *all* accounts the transactions via Web UI interfaces separately, tediously giving time frames, form of export, etc. Lots of clickety clack involved.
With the introduction to 'open banking' in Aotearoa NZ, is it possible for individuals to access their bank's (in this case #Kiwibank ) #OpenBanking APIs to get access to transactions?
Or is 'open' in this case only coined towards accredited, paid up, commercial entities, but not the bank customers themselves?
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I've been wondering: For my home-brew #budgeting tool (Python TUI tool), it's kind of tedious to always have to go and export for *all* accounts the transactions via Web UI interfaces separately, tediously giving time frames, form of export, etc. Lots of clickety clack involved.
With the introduction to 'open banking' in Aotearoa NZ, is it possible for individuals to access their bank's (in this case #Kiwibank ) #OpenBanking APIs to get access to transactions?
Or is 'open' in this case only coined towards accredited, paid up, commercial entities, but not the bank customers themselves?
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I've been wondering: For my home-brew #budgeting tool (Python TUI tool), it's kind of tedious to always have to go and export for *all* accounts the transactions via Web UI interfaces separately, tediously giving time frames, form of export, etc. Lots of clickety clack involved.
With the introduction to 'open banking' in Aotearoa NZ, is it possible for individuals to access their bank's (in this case #Kiwibank ) #OpenBanking APIs to get access to transactions?
Or is 'open' in this case only coined towards accredited, paid up, commercial entities, but not the bank customers themselves?
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I've been wondering: For my home-brew #budgeting tool (Python TUI tool), it's kind of tedious to always have to go and export for *all* accounts the transactions via Web UI interfaces separately, tediously giving time frames, form of export, etc. Lots of clickety clack involved.
With the introduction to 'open banking' in Aotearoa NZ, is it possible for individuals to access their bank's (in this case #Kiwibank ) #OpenBanking APIs to get access to transactions?
Or is 'open' in this case only coined towards accredited, paid up, commercial entities, but not the bank customers themselves?
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I've been wondering: For my home-brew #budgeting tool (Python TUI tool), it's kind of tedious to always have to go and export for *all* accounts the transactions via Web UI interfaces separately, tediously giving time frames, form of export, etc. Lots of clickety clack involved.
With the introduction to 'open banking' in Aotearoa NZ, is it possible for individuals to access their bank's (in this case #Kiwibank ) #OpenBanking APIs to get access to transactions?
Or is 'open' in this case only coined towards accredited, paid up, commercial entities, but not the bank customers themselves?
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A classic example is KiwiBank, a publicly-owned banking corporation in Aotearoa. As NZ citizens, we're co-owners, not nonpaying customers. But we still can't use their online services without becoming the product, by using their proprietary apps.
The one on the website pulls scripts from a number of third-party domains, owned by #MOLE Trainers, and doesn't work when those domains are disabled (eg by NoScript). I don't use the mobile app but I'm guessing it's the same or worse.
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A classic example is KiwiBank, a publicly-owned banking corporation in Aotearoa. As NZ citizens, we're co-owners, not nonpaying customers. But we still can't use their online services without becoming the product, by using their proprietary apps.
The one on the website pulls scripts from a number of third-party domains, owned by #MOLE Trainers, and doesn't work when those domains are disabled (eg by NoScript). I don't use the mobile app but I'm guessing it's the same or worse.
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A classic example is KiwiBank, a publicly-owned banking corporation in Aotearoa. As NZ citizens, we're co-owners, not nonpaying customers. But we still can't use their online services without becoming the product, by using their proprietary apps.
The one on the website pulls scripts from a number of third-party domains, owned by #MOLE Trainers, and doesn't work when those domains are disabled (eg by NoScript). I don't use the mobile app but I'm guessing it's the same or worse.
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A classic example is KiwiBank, a publicly-owned banking corporation in Aotearoa. As NZ citizens, we're co-owners, not nonpaying customers. But we still can't use their online services without becoming the product, by using their proprietary apps.
The one on the website pulls scripts from a number of third-party domains, owned by #MOLE Trainers, and doesn't work when those domains are disabled (eg by NoScript). I don't use the mobile app but I'm guessing it's the same or worse.
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I now (finally) got back a response from Kiwibank on my formal complaint to them, for sending extensive information on mortgages and mortgage applications to clients (us) by plain text email (with PDF attachments).
In a way I *knew* it would come out this way. A lot of weasle words making statements that they're compliant with the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 (LOL, > 20 years old), having extensive 'controls in place' and using 'transit protection'. As if they could control what happens on a service provider's side with (A) the content of the emails, and (B) them actually *also* transmitting them on with transit encryption.
Even if it is compliant, it just should not be *acceptable* by the point of view on how to conduct business.
How naive do they think people are who are *explicitly* asking about these issues?
This is some serious #SecurityTheatre they're pulling off.
Now I need to come off of my rage, or my freediving training will not be effective tonight ...
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I now (finally) got back a response from Kiwibank on my formal complaint to them, for sending extensive information on mortgages and mortgage applications to clients (us) by plain text email (with PDF attachments).
In a way I *knew* it would come out this way. A lot of weasle words making statements that they're compliant with the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 (LOL, > 20 years old), having extensive 'controls in place' and using 'transit protection'. As if they could control what happens on a service provider's side with (A) the content of the emails, and (B) them actually *also* transmitting them on with transit encryption.
Even if it is compliant, it just should not be *acceptable* by the point of view on how to conduct business.
How naive do they think people are who are *explicitly* asking about these issues?
This is some serious #SecurityTheatre they're pulling off.
Now I need to come off of my rage, or my freediving training will not be effective tonight ...
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I now (finally) got back a response from Kiwibank on my formal complaint to them, for sending extensive information on mortgages and mortgage applications to clients (us) by plain text email (with PDF attachments).
In a way I *knew* it would come out this way. A lot of weasle words making statements that they're compliant with the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 (LOL, > 20 years old), having extensive 'controls in place' and using 'transit protection'. As if they could control what happens on a service provider's side with (A) the content of the emails, and (B) them actually *also* transmitting them on with transit encryption.
Even if it is compliant, it just should not be *acceptable* by the point of view on how to conduct business.
How naive do they think people are who are *explicitly* asking about these issues?
This is some serious #SecurityTheatre they're pulling off.
Now I need to come off of my rage, or my freediving training will not be effective tonight ...
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I now (finally) got back a response from Kiwibank on my formal complaint to them, for sending extensive information on mortgages and mortgage applications to clients (us) by plain text email (with PDF attachments).
In a way I *knew* it would come out this way. A lot of weasle words making statements that they're compliant with the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 (LOL, > 20 years old), having extensive 'controls in place' and using 'transit protection'. As if they could control what happens on a service provider's side with (A) the content of the emails, and (B) them actually *also* transmitting them on with transit encryption.
Even if it is compliant, it just should not be *acceptable* by the point of view on how to conduct business.
How naive do they think people are who are *explicitly* asking about these issues?
This is some serious #SecurityTheatre they're pulling off.
Now I need to come off of my rage, or my freediving training will not be effective tonight ...
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I now (finally) got back a response from Kiwibank on my formal complaint to them, for sending extensive information on mortgages and mortgage applications to clients (us) by plain text email (with PDF attachments).
In a way I *knew* it would come out this way. A lot of weasle words making statements that they're compliant with the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 (LOL, > 20 years old), having extensive 'controls in place' and using 'transit protection'. As if they could control what happens on a service provider's side with (A) the content of the emails, and (B) them actually *also* transmitting them on with transit encryption.
Even if it is compliant, it just should not be *acceptable* by the point of view on how to conduct business.
How naive do they think people are who are *explicitly* asking about these issues?
This is some serious #SecurityTheatre they're pulling off.
Now I need to come off of my rage, or my freediving training will not be effective tonight ...
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The AImageddon continues. Today I logged into my KiwiBank internet banking for the first time in a while, and I got through the login flow fine, but then the page wouldn't load. I checked NoScript, and it was trying to load scripts from 3 third-party domains, all of which promote "#AI" on their homepages;
You can't get away from the digital asbestos, even in a banking app!
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The AImageddon continues. Today I logged into my KiwiBank internet banking for the first time in a while, and I got through the login flow fine, but then the page wouldn't load. I checked NoScript, and it was trying to load scripts from 3 third-party domains, all of which promote "#AI" on their homepages;
You can't get away from the digital asbestos, even in a banking app!
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The AImageddon continues. Today I logged into my KiwiBank internet banking for the first time in a while, and I got through the login flow fine, but then the page wouldn't load. I checked NoScript, and it was trying to load scripts from 3 third-party domains, all of which promote "#AI" on their homepages;
You can't get away from the digital asbestos, even in a banking app!
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The AImageddon continues. Today I logged into my KiwiBank internet banking for the first time in a while, and I got through the login flow fine, but then the page wouldn't load. I checked NoScript, and it was trying to load scripts from 3 third-party domains, all of which promote "#AI" on their homepages;
You can't get away from the digital asbestos, even in a banking app!
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#SCAM WARNING - Kiwibank
I got this notification, allegedly, from #Kiwibank although this particular notification was generously sent to me by [email protected] on Kiwibank's behalf - I guess?
Anyhow just letting any #Aotearoa #NZ peeps know to avoid verifying their account should they receive a similar message.
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#SCAM WARNING - Kiwibank
I got this notification, allegedly, from #Kiwibank although this particular notification was generously sent to me by [email protected] on Kiwibank's behalf - I guess?
Anyhow just letting any #Aotearoa #NZ peeps know to avoid verifying their account should they receive a similar message.
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#SCAM WARNING - Kiwibank
I got this notification, allegedly, from #Kiwibank although this particular notification was generously sent to me by [email protected] on Kiwibank's behalf - I guess?
Anyhow just letting any #Aotearoa #NZ peeps know to avoid verifying their account should they receive a similar message.
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#SCAM WARNING - Kiwibank
I got this notification, allegedly, from #Kiwibank although this particular notification was generously sent to me by [email protected] on Kiwibank's behalf - I guess?
Anyhow just letting any #Aotearoa #NZ peeps know to avoid verifying their account should they receive a similar message.
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#SCAM WARNING - Kiwibank
I got this notification, allegedly, from #Kiwibank although this particular notification was generously sent to me by [email protected] on Kiwibank's behalf - I guess?
Anyhow just letting any #Aotearoa #NZ peeps know to avoid verifying their account should they receive a similar message.
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The smarter #NZPol investment would be investing more $ into #Kiwibank which NZ government already owns and operates and the even smarter move to strengthen Kiwibank would be to move NZ government banking from the Australian owned Westpac bank to Kiwibank.
In case anyone is wondering why the Tories don’t want a powerful state owned bank is they’re unable to personally profit off it which is the same reason National sold off 49% of NZ’s gentaillers (power companies) as they are personally profiting off the exploitative profiteering.
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The smarter #NZPol investment would be investing more $ into #Kiwibank which NZ government already owns and operates and the even smarter move to strengthen Kiwibank would be to move NZ government banking from the Australian owned Westpac bank to Kiwibank.
In case anyone is wondering why the Tories don’t want a powerful state owned bank is they’re unable to personally profit off it which is the same reason National sold off 49% of NZ’s gentaillers (power companies) as they are personally profiting off the exploitative profiteering.
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The smarter #NZPol investment would be investing more $ into #Kiwibank which NZ government already owns and operates and the even smarter move to strengthen Kiwibank would be to move NZ government banking from the Australian owned Westpac bank to Kiwibank.
In case anyone is wondering why the Tories don’t want a powerful state owned bank is they’re unable to personally profit off it which is the same reason National sold off 49% of NZ’s gentaillers (power companies) as they are personally profiting off the exploitative profiteering.
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The smarter #NZPol investment would be investing more $ into #Kiwibank which NZ government already owns and operates and the even smarter move to strengthen Kiwibank would be to move NZ government banking from the Australian owned Westpac bank to Kiwibank.
In case anyone is wondering why the Tories don’t want a powerful state owned bank is they’re unable to personally profit off it which is the same reason National sold off 49% of NZ’s gentaillers (power companies) as they are personally profiting off the exploitative profiteering.
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The smarter #NZPol investment would be investing more $ into #Kiwibank which NZ government already owns and operates and the even smarter move to strengthen Kiwibank would be to move NZ government banking from the Australian owned Westpac bank to Kiwibank.
In case anyone is wondering why the Tories don’t want a powerful state owned bank is they’re unable to personally profit off it which is the same reason National sold off 49% of NZ’s gentaillers (power companies) as they are personally profiting off the exploitative profiteering.
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https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/595567/would-buying-bnz-actually-help-new-zealanders
'University of Auckland emeritus professor Tim #Hazledine said improving #banking #competition was a worthwhile goal but reducing the number of major brands was unlikely to achieve it.
' "Rather than buying back the Bank of New Zealand and merging it with #Kiwibank, the government should use its ownership of Kiwibank to position it as a 'fighting brand' and reduce #interest rate margins," he said.
' "That could put pressure on the big four #Australian-owned banks to follow suit."' '
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https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/595567/would-buying-bnz-actually-help-new-zealanders
'University of Auckland emeritus professor Tim #Hazledine said improving #banking #competition was a worthwhile goal but reducing the number of major brands was unlikely to achieve it.
' "Rather than buying back the Bank of New Zealand and merging it with #Kiwibank, the government should use its ownership of Kiwibank to position it as a 'fighting brand' and reduce #interest rate margins," he said.
' "That could put pressure on the big four #Australian-owned banks to follow suit."' '
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https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/595567/would-buying-bnz-actually-help-new-zealanders
'University of Auckland emeritus professor Tim #Hazledine said improving #banking #competition was a worthwhile goal but reducing the number of major brands was unlikely to achieve it.
' "Rather than buying back the Bank of New Zealand and merging it with #Kiwibank, the government should use its ownership of Kiwibank to position it as a 'fighting brand' and reduce #interest rate margins," he said.
' "That could put pressure on the big four #Australian-owned banks to follow suit."' '
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https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/595567/would-buying-bnz-actually-help-new-zealanders
'University of Auckland emeritus professor Tim #Hazledine said improving #banking #competition was a worthwhile goal but reducing the number of major brands was unlikely to achieve it.
' "Rather than buying back the Bank of New Zealand and merging it with #Kiwibank, the government should use its ownership of Kiwibank to position it as a 'fighting brand' and reduce #interest rate margins," he said.
' "That could put pressure on the big four #Australian-owned banks to follow suit."' '
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https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/595567/would-buying-bnz-actually-help-new-zealanders
'University of Auckland emeritus professor Tim #Hazledine said improving #banking #competition was a worthwhile goal but reducing the number of major brands was unlikely to achieve it.
' "Rather than buying back the Bank of New Zealand and merging it with #Kiwibank, the government should use its ownership of Kiwibank to position it as a 'fighting brand' and reduce #interest rate margins," he said.
' "That could put pressure on the big four #Australian-owned banks to follow suit."' '
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WTF is this?
#Kiwibank has sent us a PDF for a home lone variation letter by plain email.
How can this be good? In previous years (approx 10 years ago or so), they've sent bank statements with full transaction history by plain email, too. Without asking!
And, when sending out a reminder on the statement, they're even including this one:
> If you have any questions, please get in touch by sending us a secure mail message through internet banking or our mobile app, or call us on ...
So they are measuring with two kinds of measure here.
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WTF is this?
#Kiwibank has sent us a PDF for a home lone variation letter by plain email.
How can this be good? In previous years (approx 10 years ago or so), they've sent bank statements with full transaction history by plain email, too. Without asking!
And, when sending out a reminder on the statement, they're even including this one:
> If you have any questions, please get in touch by sending us a secure mail message through internet banking or our mobile app, or call us on ...
So they are measuring with two kinds of measure here.
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WTF is this?
#Kiwibank has sent us a PDF for a home lone variation letter by plain email.
How can this be good? In previous years (approx 10 years ago or so), they've sent bank statements with full transaction history by plain email, too. Without asking!
And, when sending out a reminder on the statement, they're even including this one:
> If you have any questions, please get in touch by sending us a secure mail message through internet banking or our mobile app, or call us on ...
So they are measuring with two kinds of measure here.
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WTF is this?
#Kiwibank has sent us a PDF for a home lone variation letter by plain email.
How can this be good? In previous years (approx 10 years ago or so), they've sent bank statements with full transaction history by plain email, too. Without asking!
And, when sending out a reminder on the statement, they're even including this one:
> If you have any questions, please get in touch by sending us a secure mail message through internet banking or our mobile app, or call us on ...
So they are measuring with two kinds of measure here.
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WTF is this?
#Kiwibank has sent us a PDF for a home lone variation letter by plain email.
How can this be good? In previous years (approx 10 years ago or so), they've sent bank statements with full transaction history by plain email, too. Without asking!
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/356507/ Kiwibank CEO says banks were ‘blindsided’ by Reserve Bank’s ATM proposal; Nicola Willis not picking sides in battle #3000 #ATM #ATMs #BANKING #Banks #battle #blindsided #Business #by #ceo #chief #country #Economy #Éire #Executive #IE #in #industry #Ireland #jurkovich #kiwibank #many #more #nicola #Not #Picking #proposal #reserve #says #sides #Steve #them #throughout #were #willis
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#KiwiBank internet banking now comes with DataFarming scripts from 4 different third parties;
* dynatrace.io
* googletagmanager.com
* launchdarkly.com
* qualitrics.comThat's on top of the third-party scripts for the internal notifications, provided by atomic.io.
That's on top of the fact that source code for KB apps is not available to customers under a free license, allowing them to rely on security-by-obscurity instead of security-by-design backed up by peer review.
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#KiwiBank internet banking now comes with DataFarming scripts from 4 different third parties;
* dynatrace.io
* googletagmanager.com
* launchdarkly.com
* qualitrics.comThat's on top of the third-party scripts for the internal notifications, provided by atomic.io.
That's on top of the fact that source code for KB apps is not available to customers under a free license, allowing them to rely on security-by-obscurity instead of security-by-design backed up by peer review.
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#KiwiBank internet banking now comes with DataFarming scripts from 4 different third parties;
* dynatrace.io
* googletagmanager.com
* launchdarkly.com
* qualitrics.comThat's on top of the third-party scripts for the internal notifications, provided by atomic.io.
That's on top of the fact that source code for KB apps is not available to customers under a free license, allowing them to rely on security-by-obscurity instead of security-by-design backed up by peer review.
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#KiwiBank internet banking now comes with DataFarming scripts from 4 different third parties;
* dynatrace.io
* googletagmanager.com
* launchdarkly.com
* qualitrics.comThat's on top of the third-party scripts for the internal notifications, provided by atomic.io.
That's on top of the fact that source code for KB apps is not available to customers under a free license, allowing them to rely on security-by-obscurity instead of security-by-design backed up by peer review.
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Media Insider: Kiwibank appoints Together as new advertising agency, parts ways with OMD on eve of seismic global merger https://www.byteseu.com/1549189/ #advertising #agencies #agency #another #appoints #arrangements #as #bank #Banks #buying #change #comes #eve #firm #five #Global #Growth #independent #insider #Kiwi #Kiwibank #kiwibanks #major #marriage #Media #merger #moves #new #NewZealand #of #omd #on #opting #parts #reviewing #seismic #switching #together #ways #while #with #zealands
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Thanks to KiwiBank selling off their KiwiSaver scheme to Fisher Funds, I'm now inadvertently investing in a range of disgusting corporate activities, including animal torture, fossil fuel mining, and fucking Meta and Uber;
https://mindfulmoney.nz/kiwisaver/FND552/fisher-funds-kiwisaver-plan-conservative-fund/
Does anyone know of a KiwiSaver fund that doesn't invest in animal torture, fossil fuels or technofascism?
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Thanks to KiwiBank selling off their KiwiSaver scheme to Fisher Funds, I'm now inadvertently investing in a range of disgusting corporate activities, including animal torture, fossil fuel mining, and fucking Meta and Uber;
https://mindfulmoney.nz/kiwisaver/FND552/fisher-funds-kiwisaver-plan-conservative-fund/
Does anyone know of a KiwiSaver fund that doesn't invest in animal torture, fossil fuels or technofascism?
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Thanks to KiwiBank selling off their KiwiSaver scheme to Fisher Funds, I'm now inadvertently investing in a range of disgusting corporate activities, including animal torture, fossil fuel mining, and fucking Meta and Uber;
https://mindfulmoney.nz/kiwisaver/FND552/fisher-funds-kiwisaver-plan-conservative-fund/
Does anyone know of a KiwiSaver fund that doesn't invest in animal torture, fossil fuels or technofascism?
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Thanks to KiwiBank selling off their KiwiSaver scheme to Fisher Funds, I'm now inadvertently investing in a range of disgusting corporate activities, including animal torture, fossil fuel mining, and fucking Meta and Uber;
https://mindfulmoney.nz/kiwisaver/FND552/fisher-funds-kiwisaver-plan-conservative-fund/
Does anyone know of a KiwiSaver fund that doesn't invest in animal torture, fossil fuels or technofascism?
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"Tell us why you're making the payment
You may be asked what the payment is for, for example paying a friend or a bill.
This helps us show you scam protection tips based on your payment purpose."
#KiwiBank, 2025
https://www.kiwibank.co.nz/personal-banking/accounts/payments/safer-payments/
Sure, this is why they want to collect data on what people are doing with our money. Also I really do own the Auckland Harbour Bridge and totally have the right to sell it to you for a price that's too good to pass up ...
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"Tell us why you're making the payment
You may be asked what the payment is for, for example paying a friend or a bill.
This helps us show you scam protection tips based on your payment purpose."
#KiwiBank, 2025
https://www.kiwibank.co.nz/personal-banking/accounts/payments/safer-payments/
Sure, this is why they want to collect data on what people are doing with our money. Also I really do own the Auckland Harbour Bridge and totally have the right to sell it to you for a price that's too good to pass up ...
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"Tell us why you're making the payment
You may be asked what the payment is for, for example paying a friend or a bill.
This helps us show you scam protection tips based on your payment purpose."
#KiwiBank, 2025
https://www.kiwibank.co.nz/personal-banking/accounts/payments/safer-payments/
Sure, this is why they want to collect data on what people are doing with our money. Also I really do own the Auckland Harbour Bridge and totally have the right to sell it to you for a price that's too good to pass up ...
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"Tell us why you're making the payment
You may be asked what the payment is for, for example paying a friend or a bill.
This helps us show you scam protection tips based on your payment purpose."
#KiwiBank, 2025
https://www.kiwibank.co.nz/personal-banking/accounts/payments/safer-payments/
Sure, this is why they want to collect data on what people are doing with our money. Also I really do own the Auckland Harbour Bridge and totally have the right to sell it to you for a price that's too good to pass up ...
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#Kiwibank is reducing some #Fees
"Great news – from 4 November 2025, you’ll no longer be charged several of our everyday banking fees.
This includes the Visa Debit Card annual fee, and fees associated with using an overseas ATM. If you lose or damage your card and need to order a replacement, that’ll be on us too.
For our credit cards, we’re removing the Replacement card fee, and the Overseas ATM cash withdrawal fee."
and some others related to overseas transactions.
None of it affects me. But I hope it encourages some of you to open a Kiwibank account. No need to send money across the Ditch.
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#Kiwibank is reducing some #Fees
"Great news – from 4 November 2025, you’ll no longer be charged several of our everyday banking fees.
This includes the Visa Debit Card annual fee, and fees associated with using an overseas ATM. If you lose or damage your card and need to order a replacement, that’ll be on us too.
For our credit cards, we’re removing the Replacement card fee, and the Overseas ATM cash withdrawal fee."
and some others related to overseas transactions.
None of it affects me. But I hope it encourages some of you to open a Kiwibank account. No need to send money across the Ditch.
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#Kiwibank is reducing some #Fees
"Great news – from 4 November 2025, you’ll no longer be charged several of our everyday banking fees.
This includes the Visa Debit Card annual fee, and fees associated with using an overseas ATM. If you lose or damage your card and need to order a replacement, that’ll be on us too.
For our credit cards, we’re removing the Replacement card fee, and the Overseas ATM cash withdrawal fee."
and some others related to overseas transactions.
None of it affects me. But I hope it encourages some of you to open a Kiwibank account. No need to send money across the Ditch.