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May 24th, 2015
Most workers don’t realise that switching jobs can wipe thousands from their super accounts.
Almost one in two Australian households say the cost of necessities is their biggest financial worry.
The initiative, supported by the Latrobe City Council in Victoria, encourages the use of wood as the preferred material in the construction and fit out of its buildings and infrastructure.
Most of us have experienced lean times when cash flow isn’t as consistent as we would like it to be. While some people turn to family and friends for loans to help get them through the tough times, others take a riskier path and rely on payday loans.
Many Australians know it makes sense to buy insurance through their super fund and First Super makes insuring against the unexpected easy and cost-effective.
February 24th, 2015
Do you have a question about superannuation? First Super’s Superannuation Specialist, Peter Scott has the answers. Email Peter and he will respond to selected questions in the next issue. Peter has more than 35 years’ experience in the financial services industry. His knowledge, integrity and enthusiasm have helped thousands of people map out their financial […]
The mining boom is over, but how will that affect the biggest investors in mining companies: super funds?
A well-planned renovation can see your home’s market value soar.
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