Annual Member Survey Winners

Are you a casual worker wondering whether your employer should be contributing superannuation for you? The good news is that yes, you may be entitled to super. Here’s a breakdown of whether you are entitled to super from your employer.

A change may be as good as a holiday, but if you’re thinking about downsizing your home it’s important to weigh up the pros and cons to be sure you’re making the right move. Learn more.

Research shows 25% of Aussies are not paying off debt even though they’re sitting on cash savings. There can be perfectly logical reasons to hold both debt and savings. The problem is, co-holding could be costing you dearly. Let’s do the sums to see why.

You may be aware that interest-only loans came under the scrutiny of banking watchdog APRA early in 2017. In a bid to take the heat out of the property market and protect consumer interests, APRA introduced new limits to the volume of interest-only loans that banks and other lenders can offer. Learn more.

When it comes to saving money it pays to sweat the small stuff. A raft of everyday banking fees could be gouging a hole in your finances. Find out how you can save $500 annually.

Your superannuation is a key investment when it comes to saving for your retirement, and there are ways you can boost these savings. Your employer will contribute an amount equal to 9.5% of your salary into your super, and you may also contribute additional money as Concessional Contributions or Non-Concessional Contributions. Find out more.