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Salary sacrifice is when you choose to have your employer regularly pay some of your salary into super instead of taking the money as after-tax pay.  The salary you ‘sacrifice’ is paid directly into your super fund before income tax is taken out. Learn more.

Your super is generally ‘preserved’ and cannot be accessed until you meet a condition of release, such as reaching your preservation age, suffering a terminal medical condition or severe financial hardship. Learn more.

Though it seems far away when you are young, it is never too early to start saving for your future.  Superannuation is a good way to save for retirement. However, many underestimate the amount of money they will need to retire. Here are some tips to help you grow your super savings in the early years.

There’s no doubt women have a much bigger task when it comes to saving for retirement. Small steps now can really make a big difference to your retirement savings. Find out how you can boost your super savings.

Spring is in the air, and while you’re probably focusing on getting your home and garden looking good, don’t overlook the need to give your finances a thorough spring clean too. We look at five ways to put the spring back in your financial health.

There are rules about when you can access your super, and you can also decide how to take it – as a lump sum, a regular pension, or a combination of both. Learn more about how you can legally access some of your super savings.