AustralianSuper is a leading profit-to-member super fund who has long advocated for an equitable superannuation system to ensure all Australians live well in retirement.
AustralianSuper regularly reviews its fees, investment portfolios, and product offering to help members achieve their best financial position in retirement. AustralianSuper offers a range of help and guidance to meet the changing needs of members. From online tools through to seminars/webinars, AustralianSuper helps members manage their super and plan for their future, no matter where they’re at on their path to retirement.
Visit http://www.australiansuper.com for more information.
AustralianSuper Blog Posts
NOVEMBER 2025 - Nominate a super beneficiary
Who gets your super if you pass away? Find out how to choose.
OCTOBER 2025 – How compounding helps grow super
Compounding is one element which can help your super grow. Understand the basic concept and see how the power of compound returns may help boost your balance over the long term.
JUNE 2025 – Protecting your super from scammers
We’re committed to helping you protect your super. Learn about the simple steps you can take to help protect your privacy and identity from theft.
JANUARY 2025 Performance for six months to 31 December 2024
Strong performance in international and Australian share markets helped boost member returns in the six months to 31 December 2024
JANUARY 2025 – How much do I need to retire?
How much money do you need to retire? You might have heard that you need $1 million – that’s the figure often thrown around as the financial retirement ideal. But the truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all figure. Retirement will look different for everyone.
SEPTEMBER 2024 – AustralianSuper Blog – Key moments to review your Super.
You may not be looking to access your super now, but it’s worth checking to ensure everything’s in good order.
JULY 2024 – 11.5% Super guarantee increase
The term ‘superannuation guarantee’ might not be one you come across every day, but it’s important to understand because it dictates the minimum percentage of your earnings that your employer has to pay into your super. This money will help fund your retirement.