Invest in managed funds
A managed fund spreads your money across a hand-picked group of investments. A fund provider picks the investments based on an investment strategy.
Managed funds on Sharesies
AMP Capital
AMP Capital is one of New Zealand’s largest investment managers, managing over $200 billion in funds globally.
AMP Capital All Country Global Shares Index Fund
AMP Capital Ethical Leaders NZ Shares Fund
Pathfinder
Pathfinder offers environmental, social, and governance (ESG) funds.
Pathfinder Global Property Fund
Pathfinder Global Responsibility Fund
Pathfinder Global Water Fund
Pie funds
PIE Funds is a boutique investment manager operating since 2007.
Pie Australasian Dividend Growth Fund
Pie Global Growth 2 Fund
Smartshares
Smartshares lets you invest in a range of managed funds from around the world.
Smartshares NZ Core Equity Trust
TAHITO
TAHITO uses environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria to select indigenous, ethical, and sustainable investments.
TAHITO Te Tai o Rehua Fund
Why invest in managed funds?
They’re hand-picked
The fund provider scrutinises each investment in the fund to meet an investment strategy.
Potential tax benefits
PIE income tax is based on your prescribed investor rate (PIR) rather than your ordinary income tax rate. This means you might pay less tax compared to other investments.
Eggs in multiple baskets
You might have heard the saying ‘don’t put all your eggs in one basket’. When you invest in a managed fund, you own a piece of a bunch of investments, instead of just one company.
Auto-invest
Invest regularly, without the guesswork. You can pick a pre-made or DIY order, the amount you want to regularly invest, and auto-invest will do the rest.
Let’s get started
You’ll need to be over 16 years old, an NZ resident, and have an NZ bank account.
- Sign up
Have your NZ ID handy—driver license or passport is best.
- Settle in
Top up your Wallet, exchange your money, and explore the range of investments.
- Invest
With as little as 1¢, choose from over 8,000 investments across NZ, the US, and Australia.
Pricing
There’s no subscription fee to use Sharesies. We charge you fees when you buy and sell investments, and when you exchange money.
