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How to help your super grow faster
Super is money from your employer and your own savings you can use when you retire. As you earn an income it keeps growing a little at a time. But if you want to set yourself up for more choice for your life in retirement, there are two ways to help your super savings grow faster. Super booster #1: save more When you earn income, your super gets paid by your employer as a percentage of your salary. That’s something they are legally required to do and that’s why it’s called th
Nov 6


Is it worth salary sacrificing into super?
We're all familiar with the concept of super. It's that portion of our salary that employers are required to contribute to a super fund...
Jul 31


Score a $500 super bonus: the government super co-contribution explained
Imagine an extra $500 landing in your super fund, courtesy of the government, simply for being proactive about your financial future. If...
May 29


Three ways to plan for your 30s
Turning 30 is often accompanied by a degree of increased financial responsibility. It’s an important milestone that generally means you...
May 22


How to find your lost super
There are over seven million lost and Australian Taxation Office (ATO) super accounts with a total value of $17.8 billion* – a share of...
May 8


Can I go back to work if I’ve already accessed my super?
Generally, you can, but there may be other things to consider. When you access your super at retirement, depending on your age and...
May 1


How to grow your super before retirement
A super balance of $1 million is often presented as the magic number for a comfortable retirement. But most experts say it depends on...
Apr 3


Financial tips when starting a new job
Whether you’re starting work for the first time or you’re changing jobs, there are key things to know and do. When negotiating pay for...
Feb 13


Misconceptions about super and taxes
Many people have a good idea of what super is and how much of their money goes into it. But there are some gaps when it comes to the...
Nov 28, 2024


Pulse checking your finances
Your financial health is key to the health of your wellbeing, relationships, work and home life. It’s important to have a regular checkup...
Oct 31, 2024


How do Aussie women’s finances stack up?
Planning for retirement is a daunting task and many Australian women lack confidence in financial decision making. Fortunately, there are...
Sep 19, 2024


Will I pay tax on my super when I retire?
Tax is often the last thing on our minds when we're planning for retirement but it's important to understand how your retirement income...
Aug 1, 2024


Maximising wealth together: Super contributions for your spouse
Maximising super contributions for your spouse is a smart financial move that can benefit both your partner and your family's long-term...
Apr 2, 2024


How much super should you have at your age?
Your super balance will most likely play a big part in how comfortably you live in retirement. But depending on how far off retirement is...
Feb 1, 2024


Five facts everyone needs to know about life expectancy
We bring you five important facts everyone needs to know about life expectancy.
Sep 14, 2023


How to upsize your super with a tax-free downsizer contribution
Did you know from age 55, you may be eligible to make a super contribution of up to $300,000 using the proceeds from the sale of your...
Aug 29, 2023
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