Below you can read reviews that some of our subscribers have posted to Google.
Google Rating
Based on 14 reviews
Yvonne Maynard
00:25 21 Jul 21
I stumbled across Super Guide some years ago while searching for superannuation information. Right from the beginning I found the articles extremely useful and very easy to understand and have recommended it to a friend as a result. I highly recommend Super Guide.
Patrick & Armelle Pilot
06:44 16 Jul 21
Jayantha Bhakta
01:20 14 Jul 21
Mike Philipson
00:34 14 Jul 21
I have benefited from the SuperGuide newsletter since 2015. I have found it to be a great source of independent information that is affordable.
Bronwyn Canavan
00:19 14 Jul 21
SuperGuide gives you comprehensive, up to date information for both the accumulation and pension aspects of superannuation. I read every issue, selecting which articles are suited to my needs.
Steve Bates
23:40 13 Jul 21
I have been using Superguide since I retired in 2010. Excellent independent news and commentary on the Australian superannuation scene. My annual subscription cost is modest and well worth it. They are not financial advisors, but rather educators, which is what I wanted. I still find it useful 10 years on. It's not just useful for retirees - it would help anyone get the best out of their Super.
Prapti Mehta
23:09 13 Jul 21
I’ve been using Superguide for a number of years. I’ve found the publication very useful and informative. The articles are throughly researched, easy to read and topical. It’s a great resource for people at all stages of their life and I highly recommend it.
Rick McCluskey
11:10 08 Jul 21
An excellent source to use for retirement planning. Lots of relevant articles and case scenarios. You really can use this as its much cheaper than your financial advisor.
Phil Moulson
00:41 26 Jun 21
I've subscribed for a few years now. It's an excellent resource for all aspects of superannuation and retirement planning. Well laid out so it's easy to read, with calculators, interesting articles, and useful links to other resources.
Frank Collins
05:16 19 May 21
I grew disenchanted with my financial advisor less than 2 years after engagement - strong on clerical and admin, but not so on financial advice, and we parted ways. In addition there was a linkage via our advisor with retail bodies and products, which I felt was restrictive. So after research and due diligence, and as part of the dislocation process, I rolled us out of the under-performing Retail fund into Industry.Almost all our cash assets were in Super or Pension, I was receiving a part age pension, and it was in that area and Centrelink's processes that I most needed clarity. I had elected not to seek alternative financial advice, given that our investment portfolio and needs were pretty straightforward and well understood. SuperGuide had the appearance of filling that need, and after a period of monitoring it, I took out a subscription. They will never claim to offer financial advice, but for people like me, reasonably clued up, simple portfolio, it's just the thing needed to provide that extra surety and confidence when you're going it alone. Its handling of super/pension/age-related matters is great, with tables for pension metrics updated as the Government releases them, and meaningful analyses of impacts. I use these tables in a large spreadsheet that takes into consideration our current and expected finances, taxation, asset sales etc and projects them off into the distant future. I realise things can change, unpredictably and dramatically, but it gives me peace of mind that things are under control from a steady-state point of view.Due to my wife reaching age pension age recently (I already had), and her super asset (the majority of our holdings) becoming assessable, I lost my age pension as I well knew would happen, hence the Centrelink interface was not as important anymore. We're in the situation of just ticking over under our own steam and drawing down on our Super Pensions, but that won't last forever. There will come a time when our assets fall below the threshold, we become eligible for the age pension, and Centrelink again becomes a factor. I cannot ever seeing myself canceling my SuperGuide subscription. There are things in there that may not affect me now but which I file away for tomorrow, and its regular publication of Super and Pension Fund performance allows me to monitor how our Fund is going (not too bad, but not as good as the best!)I am always happy when annual subscription time comes around that I'm getting good value for money. The amount has not risen in 3 years, and while I know that cannot continue, SuperGuide is going way better than all my other billers!
Nicolle Burt
02:25 19 May 21
Very useful publication for anyone with a super account and trying to navigate around the increasingly complex superannuation system.
Sema Tuncer
06:26 28 Apr 21
I've been a Superguide follower since 6 years and a subscriber since 3 years when a small annual fee was introduced which would also cover specific questions one might have. I would strongly recommend both the free and the paid subscription for anyone who is serious about superannuation and a must for SMSF trustees. I find Superguide unique by being thorough and dependable without the jargon and the fanfare. I see it as the Roadside Assist of Superannuation!
Neil Fitzgerald
09:54 16 Apr 21
Peter Marks
07:13 04 Jun 20
Superguide is an indispensible tool and reference for the proactive self funded retiree. I have not encounted a more complete source of information and advice about superannuation anywhere!