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Prime Super adds to its portfolio's climate-positive assets, aiming to create returns for members.
Each year we sponsor the Agribusiness Australia awards to encourage young Australians who wish to undertake tertiary education in agriculture.
Money and finance can be one of the biggest stresses we face in life, and when the cost of living increases, those stresses can increase as well.
Having a crystal ball into the future would be handy sometimes but unfortunately, none of us can predict what the future will bring.
In our high consuming society, almost everyone spends more than they should on some things – from everyday items to life’s luxuries.
It’s often said that Australia is a nation of investors - everyone who has super, is effectively an investor via their super fund.
Life is full of great milestones… your first job, getting married, having kids, starting a business or being promoted at work, hitting a landmark age.
We all know how easy it is to spend what we earn, even after we get a pay rise. But did you know that the reverse is quite possible as well?
This has been a volatile year, with falls across most sectors of the investment markets. Over time, short-term market volatility smooths out.
A fearsome myth in the press has existed, which suggested that retirees would need at least $1 million in super to retire in comfort.
From 1 July 2022, there is no longer a work test for voluntary super contributions and salary sacrifice if you are aged 67 and over.
Retirement is something that most look forward to. Often, there’s a misconception that when the big day arrives, you have to withdraw all your super.
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