When you’re in your 20s, retirement can seem a long way off, but there are some important things you can do. Here are our 10 top tips to ensure your savings stay on the right track.
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Super tips if you are in your 30s or 40s
You’ve barely reached mid-career and retirement can still seem a long way off. But there are some important things you need to check when it comes to your super, so here are 10 top tips to help ensure your retirement plans are on track.
Super tips if you are in your 50s
In your 50s you’ve turned the corner and are heading into the final career stretch before retirement. So now’s the time to start paying closer interest to your super and ensuring you are set up to reach your retirement goals.
Super tips if you are in your 60s or 70s
In your 60s and 70s, super is still very important. There are important decisions to make and you need to keep a close eye on how your super investments are performing. Here are some tips on what to keep an eye on.
How to compare super funds in 7 easy steps
Superannuation is a long-term investment but that doesn’t mean you can afford to put off thinking about it indefinitely.
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The easy way to find and consolidate your lost super
Learn how you can easily find your lost or unclaimed super and transfer it to another super account.
10 points to check on your annual super fund statement
Checking your annual super fund statement is important. Here are 10 key points you need to review to ensure your super fund is working hard for you.
Superannuation rule changes: Your guide for 2020/21
If you are wondering how recent rule changes have affected your super and retirement plans, here’s a quick guide to the key changes and when they commenced.
Superannuation Guarantee (SG) rules for employers
If there’s one thing guaranteed to have employers pulling their hair out, it’s red tape. Unfortunately, your obligation to pay super to employees comes wrapped in red tape and slip-ups can be costly. So what are the rules?
When should I retire?
The decision about when to retire is rarely made overnight. It’s a major life event and deserves careful thought and planning. Finances play a big part, but so do your health, your partner’s circumstances and whether you still enjoy your work or are itching to leave.
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10 EOFY housekeeping tips for your super
This financial year is like no other, but that doesn’t mean you should forget how important it is to get your super and tax affairs ready for 30 June. Here are our 10 top super tips for this EOFY.
How does the First Home Super Saver (FHSS) Scheme work?
To help you get your head around whether or not the First Home Super Saver (FHSS) Scheme is for you, check out our 10-point guide.
How to plan for your retirement
The sooner you start planning, the better your chances of making the most of your retirement years. So get the ball rolling by working through these 7 simple steps.
Making downsizer super contributions: 10 things you need to know
For some retirees, selling the family home can also be a great way to release built-up equity and make an extra contribution to their super account.
10 key super fund fees: What are they and why am I paying them?
Nobody likes paying fees, particularly when you can’t see what you’re paying for. So when it comes to your super fund, it’s worth learning a bit more about the fees you’re paying and why.