Products/Services for NASFUND
National Superannuation Fund Ltd or NASFUND
National Superannuation Fund Ltd or NASFUND is an accumulation fund and was the first Approved Superannuation Fund to be licensed by the Central Bank under the Superannuation (General Provisions) Act 2000. NASFUND is the successor entity of the National Provident Fund and was incorporated as a company under the Companies Act in May 2002.
NASFUND Contributors Savings & Loan Society (NCSL)
NASFUND Contributors Savings & Loan Society (NCSL) offers its members a smarter and easier alternative to banks and other deposit taking institutions. Smarter, because there is more than one-way to save and easier because we provide a friendlier, personalized and more accessible service for all our customers. Our range of services includes a selection of savings accounts and personal loans at very low interest rates.
Eda Supa
Eda Supa is a voluntary superannuation savings account for workers / individuals who are currently outside of the superannuation net by virtue of their status as being self employed, operating a small business, working in a small establishment less than 15 employees, farming in cash crops or recipients of landowner royalties. Basically it caters for anyone who is earning some form of income and who want to save in a superannuation environment.
Retirement Superannuation
On reaching 55 years of age, a member is able to access his or her superannuation savings. While this may be the beginning of a new life outside of mainstream work, many decisions will now have to be made to ensure you remain comfortable and secure. The immediate question that now has to be addressed is; what to do with your superannuation?
Branches for NASFUND in Papua New Guinea
No Branches available for NASFUND
More Business Info
National Superannuation Fund Ltd or NASFUND is an accumulation fund and was the first Approved Superannuation Fund to be licensed by the Central Bank under the Superannuation (General Provisions) Act 2000. NASFUND is the successor entity of the National Provident Fund and was incorporated as a company under the Companies Act in May 2002.
Its membership are mainly workers from private sector companies, government owned corporations and statutory authorities. NASFUNDs’ primary purpose is to provide its members (or their beneficiaries) financial protection at retirement, loss of employment, death, disability to work or when the normal flow of income is suddenly cut off.
In order to grow member savings to achieve the aims of superannuation, NASFUND invests its members’ funds across a variety of asset classes and aims to credit positive returns annually above inflation and at call money market rates. Compliance to its investment guidelines is paramount to achieving this outcome.
NASFUND also strives to provide an efficient and effective superannuation service and has a number of innovative benefits and products available for members.
It is governed by a board of directors comprised of seven shareholder representatives and three independents
