With the June 30 deadline approaching, now is the time to get your superannuation in order. This year is particularly significant, with last-chance contribution opportunities ending and major new rules starting from July 1.
If you’ve been avoiding looking at your super balance, now might be a good time to have another peek. After a tumultuous start to the year, the markets made a strong comeback in May, meaning your super balance may have recovered some of those early-year losses.
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Get ready: your superannuation is about to receive what might be its last scheduled percentage boost for years. From next month your employer's Super Guarantee (SG) contribution hits the landmark 12%.
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Whether you've got 10, 20 or 40 years to go until retirement, having your super invested in a top performing or low fee fund could mean thousands more for you to enjoy in retirement.
The June 30 tax deadline is fast approaching, and there’s a key update to superannuation you may have missed: the annual limit for concessional (tax-deductible) super contributions increased to $30,000 for this 2024/25 financial year, up from $27,500.
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Looking for a super fund that delivers strong performance and operates purely for your benefit? Aware Super and HESTA are leading profit-for-member choices that have both received consistent recognition within the industry.
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If you've ever had to navigate a superannuation death benefit claim (essentially, the leftover money paid out from someone's super fund after they pass away) you'll know it can be a confusing time.
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You've nailed the interview, signed the contract, and are ready to kill it in your new role. As a forward thinker, you’re sure to impress your new boss.
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In a world where 'ethical' seems to be the latest marketing buzzword, it’s easy to feel sceptical about whether your super fund really walks the walk, or is simply ‘greenwashing’ you.
If you're a Zoomer (born 1997 - 2012), retirement might feel like a long way off, or if you’re one of the thousands of people worldwide keen to embrace the Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) movement, maybe not.