Ten handy uses for the APRA200 performance list
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has released its latest report on the performance of Australia’s largest 200 superannuation funds spanning the years 2004 through to 2010. The APRA report also provides the average returns for the largest 200 super funds over a 5-year period, and over a 7-year period to June 2010.
Super in 3 steps: You’re probably richer than you think
Here’s a tip: a quick and easy way to feel instantly richer is to take the following 3 steps: 1. Find out how much money you have sitting in your superannuation account; 2. Locate any lost or forgotten super accounts; 3. Consolidate your super accounts, and potentially save thousands of dollars.
Find lost super in 4 steps, and make quick cash
Did you know that billions of dollars is sitting in lost super accounts waiting for Australians to claim the super cash? If you change jobs regularly or you have had part-time jobs while at school or university, then it is highly likely you have more than one super account. On average, every working Australian has 3 super accounts potentially costing them thousands of dollars over a working life.
