Present your employer's E2E Discount Card to access discounts on selected products and services.

10% Discount

Present your employer's E2E Discount Card to access discounts on selected products and services.

10% Discount

Present your employer's E2E Discount Card to access discounts on selected products and services.

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Present your employer's E2E Discount Card to access discounts on selected products and services.

We have received reports of unauthorized persons claiming to represent Nasfund and requesting fees for assistance with member services. We strongly advise members to avoid engaging with such individuals.

Sharing your confidential information with third parties puts your superannuation at serious risk, including:

- Fraudulent withdrawals
- Identity theft
- Delayed or denied claims
- Loss of retirement savings

Nasfund urges all members to deal directly with our team through the following official channels:

- e-Branch – For lodgment of unemployment benefit and housing advance claims only
- Call Center – Dial 1588 for direct assistance or email help@nasfund.com.pg
- Nasfund Chatbot – Available 24/7 for general and quick enquiries on the Nasfund website
- Branch Network – Visit any of our service centers nationwide

“We remain committed to protecting our members’ retirement savings and ensuring secure, transparent service delivery,” said Nasfund Chief Executive Officer, Rajeev Sharma.

If you are approached by anyone claiming to be a Nasfund agent or requesting payment for assistance, please report them immediately to our team.

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Over the two-day event, over 500 members visited the Nasfund booth to access services like ID card printing, balance checks, member data updates, and general enquiries. Across both days, the team printed over 100 ID cards, helped more than 80 members check their balances, and collected survey responses to better understand member needs. There were also registrations to the Member Online Portal, Voluntary Contributions and Eda Supa the funds voluntary contributions product open to individuals in the informal sector, non-citizens and members of companies with less than 15 staff. A few members simply came by with questions for the team on-site.

“Our presence at events like the Morobe Show is not just symbolic, it’s strategic,” said Melanie Lavaki, Head of Marketing & Stakeholder Engagement. “We’re focused on meeting members where they are, making it easier for them to access services and feel supported in their superannuation journey.”

Nasfund CEO Rajeev Sharma also praised the team’s efforts and highlighted the importance of balancing digital and in-person service.

“While we offer tools like the Member Online Portal, Text-Bal, and e-Branch, we know many members still value face-to-face engagement. It’s about combining convenience with connection.”

Morobe Province is home to Nasfund’s second-largest member base after Port Moresby, making the Show an important opportunity to reconnect, listen, and raise awareness about the services available to members.

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Engaging with over 180 enthusiastic students and a handful of existing members. The team proudly represented the Fund, offering insights into career pathways and superannuation education.

The booth buzzed with one-on-one conversations, as students explored opportunities within Nasfund’s Graduate Development Program and asked about potential internship placements. Many were eager to learn about the application process, eligibility, and the kind of professional exposure with career growth they could expect.

Superannuation education was another highlight, with soon to be contributors seeking clarity on how the system works. Nasfund responded with easy-to-understand materials that helped demystify retirement savings and planning from its simple brochures to the website and tools on it such as the superannuation calculator and superannuation videos.

With 16 other organizations present, the expo created a vibrant atmosphere for students exploring their futures. Nasfund’s presence reinforced its commitment to nurturing young talent and building superannuation literacy among Papua New Guinea’s next generation of professionals.

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