Time to invest
On 1 July, around 300,000 employees in lower paid casual and seasonal jobs should start being paid super guarantee contributions when the $450 income threshold is removed.
Struggling financially? These resources could help
June 15th, 2022
If you’re struggling financially as the cost of living rises, these resources could help before you consider early access to superannuation.
Relaxed super rules for over 60s
June 15th, 2022
On 1 July 2022, superannuation changes to downsizer and work test rules will make it easier for those aged 60 and over to top up their accounts.
You just got used to 10%. Now super’s increasing to 10.5%
June 15th, 2022
On 1 July 2022, the amount of superannuation guarantee (SG) employers should start paying employees will rise from 10% to 10.5%.
Our investment strategy has changed. Here’s what’s different – and why
December 20th, 2021
At First Super, we offer members a choice of five investment options, so you can find an option (or a combination of options) that suits your personal goals – including how much risk you’re willing to take on to get the return you’re after. Recently, we made changes to three of these options. Here’s what’s different. We’ve increased […]
We’ve changed the names of our insurance occupation categories. Here’s what it means for you
December 20th, 2021
At First Super, we offer members Death, TPD and Income Protection insurance in partnership with our insurer, MetLife. There are a range of factors that come into play when determining what premiums (or rates) members should pay for their cover. One of these factors is the job you do. To make it easier for members […]
How we invest for you
November 18th, 2021
At First Super, we aim to get you the best results over the long term. So when you’re ready to retire, your super’s ready too. For our pension members, we know consistency is important, so you can plan your spending for your retirement lifestyle. Our focus is on striking the right balance between growing your […]
Are you a COVID cash switcher?
July 7th, 2021
Investing can be emotional. That’s never been truer than the early months of the COVD-19 pandemic last year, when share markets resembled a rollercoaster with more drops than climbs. Nobody likes watching their balance fall, particularly if you’re close to retirement and your super isn’t just future savings – it’s your income. It makes it […]