The superannuation age is upon us. Most Australians now have a long-term compulsory savings account with attractive tax advantages attached.
In fact, if you're now in the early years of your working life, your super account may well become your single biggest asset.
If you find superannuation too boring to bother with right now, maybe it's time to take a second look and learn to appreciate its good qualities. A little more love can go a long way, and the earlier you start the better.
Fact sheets
Have you thought about how you want to live in retirement? It may be a long way off but will you have enough to maintain the lifestyle you're used to when you retire? The following information has been tailored for your age bracket:
- Gen Y: Learn to love your super
This page outlines the three keys to a super relationship: learn, love and make it last. You can also read case studies, get some answers to your questions about super and find out where to go for more help. You can also download a copy of the fact sheet from this page.
- Gen X: Learn to love your super
On this page you will find information about how much money you will need to retire, who to contact for help, and access some more information about super basics and fund basics. You can also download a copy of the fact sheet from this page.
- Baby Boomers: Learn to love your super
This page outlines a few simple things you can do now to make sure you have enough super to meet your needs when you retire. It provides case studies, useful websites, and information about who to contact for help. You can also download a copy of the fact sheet from this page.