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Time to enjoy

John was permanently disabled and struggling with bills, until a First Super employee gave him the surprise of his life. Most people face a few obstacles in their lives, but some more than others. John, 56, was unable to work due to a disability. With John out of the workforce, life became a financial squeeze for himself and his […]

Before the inquiry into Economic Security for Women in Retirement reports its findings, the senator tells how we can work together to achieve real change. As the Chair of the Australian Senate’s inquiry into Economic Security for Women in Retirement, Senator Jennifer McAllister wants to know why so many Australian women enter retirement financially underprepared, […]

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It seems togetherness no longer involves a shared bank account. Not so long ago nothing said ‘we’re an item’ more than opening a joint bank account with your significant other. After all, what better way to demonstrate trust than by allowing your other half access to your money? But times have changed. According to industry […]

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Ask Peter Scott

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 […]

Miles Harley of ASIC’s Money Smart says detecting dodgy offers can be difficult, but there are a few tricks to help sniff out a scam.

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Many casual and part-time workers are getting short-changed on super. Here’s how to get the most out of it. Superannuation can be a complicated beast for young and older workers who are employed in casual or part-time jobs. And the superannuation rules are by no means clear on the entitlements of members of the casual […]