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If you die with superannuation still in your First Super account, what happens to it? It’s easy to assume it will become part of your Will or estate and be distributed with your other belongings and money. But super doesn’t work like this. There are a few simple steps you can take to make sure […]

Here at First Super, we take the security of your data incredibly seriously. Keeping your account and information safe is a top priority. This is why, when you contact us, we always ask several questions to make sure you are who you say you are.  As well as the security measures we have in place […]

When we say we put members first, we’re not only talking about the money.  Our size means we have the best of both worlds. First Super manages about $3.6 billion in retirement savings, so we’re big enough to perform strongly, but small enough to support our members with personal, tailored services. I’m also really proud […]

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Timing your retirement

Have you fixed a date in your head for when you want to retire or are you still dreaming about “one day” in the distant future? It can pay (literally!) to try and time your retirement to make the most of your finances and any benefits from the Age Pension. Here are some things to […]

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When you change jobs, your employer will want to know which super fund you’re with so they can pay your super contributions into that account. To make sure your contributions keep being paid to your First Super account, simply complete and hand your employer First Super’s Choice Form*. Your employer is also required to give […]

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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.

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If you’re struggling financially as the cost of living rises, these resources could help before you consider early access to superannuation.

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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.