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Super Basics – Part 6: How can you make the most of your superannuation?

There are a number of things you can do to maximise your superannuation.  One is to make sure you are being paid the Super Guarantee. This is the minimum amount your employer must contribute to your super fund. You should speak to your employer if you are not being paid Read more…

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsJune 29, 2023 ago
Beginner

Super Basics – Part 5: When can you access your superannuation?

In Australia, superannuation is a long-term savings plan to help you financially in retirement. You can start paying into your super from the day you start work. In most cases, your employer will pay money into your super account (called the Superannuation Guarantee). The money in your super account can’t Read more…

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsJune 22, 2023 ago
Beginner

Super Basics – Part 4: Investments

When it comes to superannuation, there are a range of investment options available. From low-risk options such as cash and fixed income, to higher-risk options such as shares and property.  Most super funds allow you to choose between ‘Pre Mixed’ investment options. The default option typically being ‘Balanced’ which invests Read more…

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsJune 15, 2023 ago
Beginner

Financial Jargon – Part 4

When it comes to retirement planning, there are a lot of terms and concepts that can be confusing. In this series, we’ll help demystify some of the key terms you need to know. Rollover: This is when you move move your superannuation from one fund to another. This could be Read more…

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsJune 7, 2023 ago
Beginner

Women and Retirement – Part 4: Planning for Healthcare Costs in Retirement

Retirement planning is not just about money. It’s also important to consider your health and wellbeing in retirement. This includes making sure you have adequate insurance cover, as well as planning for activities and hobbies that will keep you physically and mentally active. Planning for healthcare costs in retirement is Read more…

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsMay 30, 2023 ago
Beginner

Super Basics – Part 3: How much superannuation do you need?

Your super is there to help you live a comfortable retirement. The government guarantee (known as the Superannuation Guarantee) means that your employer must make regular contributions to your super account – currently, they must contribute 10.5% of your salary. You can also make your own contributions, and many people Read more…

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsMay 25, 2023 ago
Beginner

Financial Jargon – Part 3

When it comes to retirement planning, there are a lot of terms and concepts that can be confusing. In this series, we’ll help demystify some of the key terms you need to know. MySuper: MySuper is an Australian government initiative that aims to provide Australians with a simple and low-cost Read more…

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsMay 18, 2023 ago
Beginner

Women and Retirement – Part 3: Investing for Retirement

What are the best strategies for women? When it comes to retirement planning, women often face unique challenges. They tend to live longer than men, which means their retirement savings need to last longer. They also tend to take career breaks to care for children or elderly parents, which can Read more…

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsMay 11, 2023 ago
Beginner

Super Basics – Part 2: What is superannuation?

Superannuation is a system in Australia that provides for retirement savings. The mainstay of the system is the Superannuation Guarantee (SG), which is the minimum amount that employers must contribute to their employees’ superannuation. However, employees can also make voluntary contributions to their super. The current Super Guarantee rate is Read more…

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsMay 4, 2023 ago
Beginner

Financial Jargon – Part 2

When it comes to retirement planning, there are a lot of terms and concepts that can be confusing. In this series, we’ll help demystify some of the key terms you need to know. Industry fund: An industry fund is a type of superannuation fund that is run by a particular Read more…

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsApril 28, 2023 ago

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