Superannuation
Should I use my job’s default super fund?
The person you work for might be a great boss, but that doesn't mean you have to trust their choice of super funds.
Friends With Money #19: What does stapling mean when it comes to your super?
So you now have the option of stapling when it comes to your super fund, but what does it actually mean? Listen in to the latest Friends With Money podcast.
Ask Paul: My old super fund won’t take contributions from my new job
Since leaving her last job, Michelle has to open a new super fund as her old fund won't accept contributions from other employers. So what should she look for?
Retirement system should be fairer and simpler
The retirement system to be made fairer and more efficient, including making it easier for older Australians to return to work, according to the Actuaries Institute.
The super funds that have slashed their fees
About 60% of all MySuper products reduced their fees last financial year, with the average fees paid by members now sitting at 1%.
One in four young Aussies are disengaged from super
Almost a quarter of young Australians don't know where their superannuation is invested. Understanding why and how to rebalance is a good first step.
More than half of employers are clueless about super changes
There is a good chance your boss doesn't understand how to comply with the new rules around superannuation.
Friends With Money #17: Is ESG investing good for your super?
How does green investing affect your super? Active Super's Moya Yip joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
Being conservative could cost you your retirement
We know that being risky with our investments could see us run out of super during retirement. But the same is true of being too conservative.
Using the Future Fund as a default super fund is not the answer
NSW Liberal senator Andrew Bragg has renewed calls for the Future Fund to become the default super fund for Aussies, but it's not that simple.
