News & Updates

You can access the latest Solomon Islands National Provident Fund news and media releases below.

SINPF Board remain vigilant to award 4% interest: Deputy Chairman Riley

The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Labour and Immigration Riley Mesepitu has described the 4% crediting rate reflects prudent optimism and the underlying strength of the Fund against future uncertainties.

PS Mesepitu, who is also the deputy chairman of SINPF Board was speaking at the Occasion of the announcement of 2024 Crediting Rate that was held on the 30^th September at the Heritage Park Hotel in Honiara.

SINPF General Manager on Funds Financial and Operational Performance

The CEO/ General Manager of Solomon Islands National Provident Fund, Mr. Mike Wate described the crediting rate of 4% is depicting the Funds financial and operational performance for the twelve months period ending 30^th June 2024.

GM Wate was speaking at the occasion to formally announcing of the Crediting Rate to members for the Financial Year 2023/2024 at the Heritage Park Hotel in Honiara.

More people join youSave in Malaita

[NPF Updates Auki]

More people have signed up as members of Solomon Islands National Provident Fund (NPF) youSave scheme last week in Malaita provincial headquarter in Auki.

A team from youSave undertook four days awareness from the 12th of August 2024 prior to mark the Malaita 41st Second Appointed day on the 15th of August 2024 in Malaita provincial headquarter in Auki.

Minister Sogavare announces 4% interest for members

The Minister of Finance and Treasury Manasseh Damukana Sogavare has declared 4% crediting rate for its members. This is for the Financial Year ending 30^thJune 2024.

The occasion of the announcement of 2024 Crediting Rate was held on 30th September at the Heritage Park Hotel in Honiara.

SINPF Participates in 2024 Independence Float Parade

[NPFNEWS] Solomon Islands National Provident (SINPF) joined the independence anniversary float parade on Monday the 8^th of July 2024 in Honiara.

The float parade started at 6:30 am to 7:30am. The government lead float parade joined by various government ministries, Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), foreign diplomatic missions and others.