End of Financial Year (EOFY) is a good time to show your super some love. EOFY often gets us thinking about money and your super deserves its moment too. You don’t need to do everything but a few small moves now could make a big difference over time. Your future self will thank you. A few EOFY super moves worth thinking about Add a little extra before 30 June (even small amounts can help over time). Choose the type of contribution that suits you. Check for potential extras, l

Payday Super means employers must pay super at the same frequency as they pay wages. The changes are being introduced to improve retirement outcomes and reduce unpaid super. Moving away from quarterly payments means more frequent compounding – and may also result in higher super payments on bonuses for some high income earners. From 1 July 2026, Payday Super changes will require employers to pay super at the same time as wages, rather than quarterly. For many Australians, thi

Super will soon need to be paid into your super account within seven business days of your regular pay, making it easier to check and grow your savings. Summary Almost half of all working Australians don’t check their super balance¹. But with Payday Super around the corner, and the ATO returning $1.1 billion in unpaid super to individual super accounts in 2024-25, there’s never been a better time to log in². Most people notice when their pay goes into their bank account. And

Imagine an extra $500 landing in your super fund, courtesy of the government, simply for being proactive about your financial future. If...