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  • Friday 4th April 4.00PM AEST

    We are aware of media reports regarding a coordinated cyberattack affecting multiple superannuation funds. At present, we are not aware of any members of Nationwide Super that have been affected.  We continue to investigate and monitor the situation closely. In the meantime, members can continue to login and access their super accounts. If you notice your password has been changed, please contact us immediately on 1800 025 241.

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    Annual Member Survey Winners

    Congratulations to the promotional winners from the Annual Member Survey: K. Hunter of QLD, A. Gordon of VIC, C. Jensen of QLD, M. Dos Santos Silva and D. Devi of NSW.

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  • Protecting Your Super

    Following the data breaches at Optus and Medibank and the unfolding events around them, we wanted to let you know that we've taken some extra steps to further strengthen the safety of your super.

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  • Small Business Super Business Newsreel - June 2021

    This special edition includes an interview with a long-term friend of the Fund, Andrew Nicholl, CEO of the Australian Trainer's Association.

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  • Small Business Super Business Newsreel - April 2021

    The Small Business Super Business Newsreel by the Nationwide Super team. April 2021 edition. For this update, we're going back to basics and covering a six-point checklist of your main super obligations as an employer.

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  • Small Business Super Business Newsreel - December 2020

    The Small Business Super Business Newsreel by the Nationwide Super team. December 2020 edition - bringing you up to date with our latest news for the year.

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  • Small Business Super Business Newsreel - November 2020

    For this update, we're going to start by looking at our response to the COVID-19 pandemic and then go through the key take-outs for super from the recent Federal Budget.

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  • Business Growth Strategies

    Key Business Growth Strategies during and after COVID19

    The COVID-19 pandemic has affected not only the global economy but also the day-to-day business cash flow. A shift in strategy will help businesses take better care of employees, satisfy customer needs, and enhance the company's financial health. 

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  • Employer Newsreel Video Series - March 2020.

    In this edition we're bringing you up to date with some important changes to superannuation that you should be aware of.

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How Google Analytics Can Help my Small Business

Business owners need to understand their customers and what they need. There are many tools available to help you out, however Google Analytics is free and one of the best tools for the job. Learn more.

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What Happens to My Super After a Relationship Breakdown?

Super can sometimes be forgotten during a break-up. However, it is treated like property and often gets divided between both parties by agreement or by court order. Learn more.

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What is Salary Sacrifice and Why Should I Consider It?

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.

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What is Preserved Superannuation?

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.

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Growing Super As a Young Person

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.

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Tips For Women To Make Sure They Have Enough Super

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.

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