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Investment planning for Women

The Gender Pay Gap in Australia: Causes and Calculations

Despite progress in workplace equality, the gender pay gap remains a persistent issue in Australia.  While recent data shows the gap is narrowing, women still, on average, earn less than men, impacting their financial security, career progression, and retirement savings.  Understanding what drives the pay gap and how it’s calculated Read more

By Peter Vlant, 6 monthsMarch 5, 2025 ago
Superannuation for Women

Choosing a Super Fund – Part 6: How to Compare Superannuation Funds

Why compare superannuation funds? It is important to find a fund that best suits your individual needs and circumstances. Different funds have different fees and charges which can impact your retirement savings. Comparing super funds can help you to find the best performing fund for your needs. How do you Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsDecember 15, 2023 ago
Retirement planning for Women

How Much Super Will I Need – Part 5: Gift Giving and Holidays After Retirement

Giving gifts and travelling are two of the many joys that come with retirement. For some, retirement is a time to finally relax and enjoy a well-deserved break from the grind of work. For others, it’s an opportunity to pursue new hobbies and interests. No matter how you choose to Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsDecember 8, 2023 ago
Superannuation for Women

Choosing a Super Fund – Part 5: Insurance Benefits Inside Super Funds

Your super fund is there to help you save for retirement. But did you know that most super funds also offer insurance? Insurance can give you and your family peace of mind, knowing that you’re covered financially if something happens to you. There are a number of different types of Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsDecember 3, 2023 ago
Superannuation for Women

Building Your Super – Part 4: Claiming Lost Super

Did you know there is literally billions of dollars currently sitting in uncontactable or inactive super accounts? You may have one of them! Lost super can occur because benefits are not transferred when people change jobs. Your super isn’t automatically transferred to your new fund – you have to do Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsNovember 24, 2023 ago
Retirement planning for Women

How Much Super Will I Need – Part 4: Saving on Household Expenses After Retirement

If you’re like most people, you’re probably looking for ways to save money on household expenses after retirement. Here are a few changes you can make to your home and household expenses post retirement that can help you stay within your budget. One way to save money on household expenses Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsNovember 17, 2023 ago
Superannuation for Women

Choosing a Super Fund – Part 4: Low Fee Versus High Fee Funds

If you’re like most people, you probably don’t think too much about your super fund. But did you know that the fees you’re paying can have a big impact on your retirement savings? Let’s say, for example, that you have $100,000 in your super fund. If your fund charges fees Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsNovember 9, 2023 ago
Superannuation for Women

Building Your Super – Part 3: Consolidating your Super

If you currently hold more than one super fund, there can be significant benefits to consolidating those multiple accounts into a single account. One of the main benefits of consolidating your super funds is that you can save on fees. When you have multiple super funds, you may be paying Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsNovember 3, 2023 ago
Retirement planning for Women

How Much Super Will I Need – Part 3: Changes in Expenses After Retirement

As we approach retirement, many of us are looking forward to a time when we can finally relax and enjoy life. However, it’s important to be aware that our expenses may change after retirement. For some of us, our expenses will actually go down after retirement. This is because we Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsOctober 27, 2023 ago
Superannuation for Women

Choosing a Super Fund – Part 3: Super Fund Performance

Fund performance is typically measured by looking at the fund’s total return, which is the fund’s percentage gain or loss over a certain period of time, typically one year. When it comes to choosing a super fund, performance is definitely an important consideration. Super funds are required to disclose their Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsOctober 20, 2023 ago

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