New research shows Australians of lower personal wealth have low confidence in having enough money for a comfortable retirement, with many seeking more information and regular updates about their super.
You’ve probably heard it dozens of times already, and you’ll hear it dozens more: super is a long term investment, and volatility is a normal part of investing for the long term.
It’s human nature to feel unsettled when there’s significant volatility in global financial markets, as we’re experiencing now as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19). However, volatility is a normal part of investing for the long-term. This article explains why.
It’s important to remember that while newspapers and television news trade in headlines day-by-day (if not hour-by-hour) to garner clicks and viewers, investment markets operate on a long-term basis.
Maria Cheung has been elected to the Qantas Super Trustee Board, representing Group E.
From her first job in aviation in Hong Kong to her current role as the Head of Service Delivery and Operations at Qantas Loyalty, customer experience has always been at the heart of what Maria Cheung does.
As the former Head of Group Finance, Planning, and Analysis at Qantas, Hendrik van Calcar was always interested in learning more about Qantas Super and the work it does.
This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the contributions of the women in the Qantas Super team and looking at how they’ve taken control of their super.
Your parents probably taught you that you shouldn’t compare yourself to others, but sometimes it can be fun to look at what others are up to – particularly when it comes to money.
Whether you go all out on Valentine’s Day or not, the time around February 14 can be the perfect occasion to talk super with your partner.
Protect yourself, your information and your computer by learning how to identify phishing scams.
