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@jonathans Investnow is one of many options. Almost all their funds are PIE's. sharesight does do a FIF report if you have the expert\pro plan

@andrewn Best option for most people, buy PIE funds, let them pay the FIF tax for you, no paperwork for you.

@antiquarianbookfan you cant add X a week to a term deposit, there some quite good notice saver options https://www.rabobank.co.nz/noticesaver/ https://www.kiwibank.co.nz/personal-banking/investments/savings-accounts/notice-saver/...

@antiquarianbookfan all right, the 2nd paragraph still stands. the stock market can be under water for a lot longer than your time frame, so it may seem boring, but you would get the advice anywhere that for 5 years stick to term deposits, cash finds, notice saver etc.

@antiquarianbookfan $50 a week wont get you a house deposit in 5 years unfortunately. Your going to need a lot more. That aside, if the 3-5 year time frame were realistic you would be looking at bank style funds cash\T.D's as the stock market is to volatile over such a short time frame