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Cyber safety

Australians lost around $2.7 billion in scams in 2023 and those aged over 65 were most vulnerable, according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). Find out about ways to help protect your privacy and finances.

Supercharge your retirement savings

Whether you’re playing catch up or hoping to get an early start on your dream future, here are a few strategies that may help. 
 

WOMEN AND SUPER

The median super balance for women is around 25 percent lower than for men. As we celebrate International Women’s Day, here are 5 steps that may help close the superannuation gender gap.
 

Financial security and retirement

There are some strategies that may help you navigate the current environment and protect your long-term financial security to help you live your best life.

A Super Start to 2024

If the holidays had you dreaming about retirement, now may be the right time to step up your rate of saving. After all, the sooner you start putting your hard-earned cash to work, the quicker you’ll achieve your retirement goals.

Retirement Planning – 5 Practical Steps

Whether you're nearing retirement or you have already stopped working, strategic planning can help you retire with some confidence.

Be kind to your future self

Science may help support your savings journey to help you live your best life in retirement.

What Happens to Your Super When You Die?

The average superannuation balance sits around $147,000, yet many Australians are unaware of the importance of nominating an eligible beneficiary to ensure their super goes to the intended recipients.

Super Summer

If you’re lucky enough to have a few days relaxing at the beach or beside the pool this summer, it may be worth using that downtime to think about ways to supercharge your retirement savings.

Downsizer contributions

Anyone thinking about downsizing to a smaller property may want to examine the downsizer super scheme as a way to fulfil their retirement goals.

Retirees in Focus

After spending years building up super accounts, many Australians face the dilemma of what to do once they retire. Super funds now have to start devising strategies that balance the objectives of maximising income, managing risks and allowing flexible access to funds in retirement. 

WINDING UP YOUR SMSF

If you have a self-managed super fund (SMSF), there are several different reasons why you may consider winding it up.

What are unit prices?

Over short periods of time, your investments can go up and down, and it’s hard not to feel nervous during a downswing.