An investment fund manager says political parties need to reach a consensus on KiwiSaver, so people can get on with saving. 

ACT has announced it wants to cut the tax on investment earnings through KiwiSaver, while also scrapping the $260-a-year Government contribution. 

Labour, National, New Zealand First and Opportunity also have revealed plans for the scheme.

Milford Asset Management KiwiSaver general manager Murray Harris says we need a cross-party accord.

"If we change the rules or make it too confusing, people disengage and then they'll stop saving. So a long-term plan with one set of rules aren't changed by progressive Governments."

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