Superannuation is so powerful you could think of it as a monster. In fact, it could be one of the biggest investments you’ll have in your life.
No matter where you are in your working life or how big your super monster is, it’s never too late to unleash its potential.
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Research shows you could be better off in retirement if you get on top of your super now.
55% of Australians aren’t sure they’ll have enough super by the time they retire.1
Looking after your super monster might feel big. It can even feel like a job for ‘future you’.
But it can be as simple as downloading an app or making small contributions to your account.
Combine multiple super accounts together to possibly save on fees.2
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1. ART Financial Wellbeing Index 2024. Survey of 1,000 Australians, carried out by Ipsos on behalf of Australian Retirement Trust from September to November 2023.
2. Please consider if the timing is right to bring your super together, and if you will lose access to benefits such as insurance or pension options, or if there are fee or tax implications. Also, think about where your future employer contributions will be paid.
