
What the Federal Budget means for you
What does the Federal Budget mean for you? Read about the key updates that may affect you and your family.
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How does super work - 2022 update
Super is designed to provide you with an income in retirement. Not sure about the details? We can help.
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Are you owed unpaid super?
According to a new report by Industry Super, three million Australians lose an average of $1700 in super every year. Make sure you're not one of them.
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How much will I retire with?
If you’re wondering what all those contributions will add up to, our retirement calculator can help.
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How to search for lost money
Australians have around $15 billion in lost and unclaimed money floating around thanks to old and forgotten bank accounts, insurance policies, shares, and super accounts.
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What's your postcode worth?
There is almost $14 billion in unclaimed super throughout Australia. Is some of it yours?
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What is stapling, and why is it good news?
Stapling means your existing super account automatically follows you when you change jobs. That cuts down on paperwork, duplication, and fees.
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EOFY super tax tips
If you want to include your super contributions in the 2020/21 financial year, you’ll need to get them in before 30 June 2021. This is particularly important if you plan to claim a tax deduction for contributions.
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Federal Budget update
The Federal Government has released the 2021-22 Budget, including updates for low-income employees, first home buyers, and older Australians.
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What happens to my super?
“A reluctance to spend superannuation savings means many Australians die richer than the day they retire.”
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