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AustralianSuper to offer online financial advice
Not sure if your super is on track? AustralianSuper is rolling out personalised online advice to help members make better decisions.
Ask Paul: My employer wants $4500 of my super back
A 68-year-old worker was shocked when her employer demanded she repay $4500 in super contributions made while she was on leave. Is she really required to hand the money back?
What to do if your super hasn’t been paid
Missing super contributions? Before you panic, check how long it's been. If the money still hasn't arrived, there are steps you can take, including contacting the ATO to make sure you're getting what's owed.
The simple change that could leave you 35% richer in retirement
A small change to your super investment strategy could leave you with 35% more in retirement. Here's why your fund's default option may not be right for you.
How to check if your employer is paying your super correctly
Not sure your boss is paying your superannuation on time? Here's how to check your super fund and what to do if something doesn't look right.
More than half of super funds fail service test
More than half of Australia's largest super funds failed a customer service mystery shop of their call centres, while AustralianSuper reportedly failed to answer 90% of calls within 15 minutes.
Simon Sheikh grew up in public housing, now he runs a $13.9b super fund
Growing up in public housing shaped Simon Sheikh's views on money. It's also why the Future Super founder plans to leave most of his wealth to charity.
The July money checklist that could save you thousands
A new financial year has arrived, and it could already be costing you money. The good news is that a few simple money check-ups in July could leave you thousands of dollars better off over the next 12 months.
Millions of Australians face these money changes from July 1
Tax cuts, bigger pay packets, payday super and free power are among 10 major money changes kicking in from July 1.
SMSF investors face property crackdown
The government has backed a Greens push to stop SMSFs using borrowed money to buy residential property, a move supporters say could help first-home buyers but critics warn will hurt retirement savers.
