Super 101

You can still save for the future if you’re feeling the pinch—here’s how.

Taking charge of your super when you work for yourself doesn’t need to be difficult.

The First Home Super Saver Scheme could help you save more for your home deposit – here’s how.

There are benefits to combining your super accounts. Our decision tree could help you decide if that’s the right move for you.

It’s usually best to focus on the big picture with your super, but when it comes to super contributions, it’s the little things that matter.

You may not have a personal assistant to organise your life, but it’s feasible to get personalised support when it comes to how your super is invested.

Think like a skipper and use smart navigational tools to steer your super to a great destination.

Changing jobs can be a big deal but managing your super through the process doesn’t have to be.

High inflation, rising interest rates and market volatility impacted super fund returns in 2021-22, but time is a healer.

You will soon receive your superannuation member statement. Here’s a quick guide to help you interpret what it tells you about your super.

Little in life comes for free but some superannuation strategies can help you boost your account balance with barely any outlay.

What’s super got to do with bonsai? You’d be surprised at the similarities. There are super lessons to learn from people who nurture miniature trees.

To boost your super balance should you: (a) salary sacrifice or (b) contribute personally? Take our quick quiz.

Here are some clever tips that make topping up your super savings simple.

Packing for your holiday is a bit like preparing your super.

New Year, new goals. How to think about personalised goal setting.

Is super a good investment? “Duh” says regular columnist and superannuation expert John Wasiliev.

Understanding how your super is invested is a big step towards getting ready for life after work. The good news is—given enough time—it often grows!

It's one of the most tax-effective ways to save for your retirement, it's compulsory and it's your money. And knowing what super is. and how it works can help you save for a great life after work.