First Super is working with CSBA to conduct some member research during July. You may receive an email or SMS from CSBA on our behalf, to invite you to participate in an online survey. Find out more
January 14th, 2016
As we enter 2016 in earnest, it’s a good time to look back on the year just passed – our successes, changes and plans for the future. First Super continued our Board renewal process in 2015. This was led by the departure of Lindsay Morling in February, who will be greatly missed. In his place, […]
If a tree is felled in the forest without proper accreditation, will anyone find out? The answer, of course, is yes. And that person could get into serious trouble. Be it fines or a date in court, there are many ways you can be punished for chopping without proper qualifications, and it’s just not worth […]
The time for Australian small businesses to switch to the new super standard is fast approaching. SuperStream – the new Australian superannuation standard – has officially rolled out in Australia for businesses of all sizes. As of July 2016, companies with 19 employees or less will join larger companies in switching to electronically-made superannuation payments under […]
October 8th, 2015
Remember, a tax refund is money that you haven’t already factored into your household budget. That makes it much easier to put the cash to work improving your financial wellbeing, and even a small tax refund can make a big difference to your wealth when it’s used wisely.
Australian banks and building societies are continuing to abandon their face-to-face banking services, with Westpac and ANZ culling more branches in the last year across rural and remote parts of Australia.
Dodgy plywood is putting the health of workers and consumers at risk, however it is prevalent across Australia. The timber industry has urged consumers to be vigilant and never import or buy substandard ply.
June 7th, 2015
Every Australian relies on the products made by employees in the forest, paper, timber and wood industries. Forestworks supports these employees and helps advance their industries.
Some will spend up big, but others say they’re affected by other cuts and don’t have the money to spend.
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