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70% of Australians 55 years or older used television as a source of news1. What’s your main source of information about super and retirement planning?
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Know your super with articles, tools and advice
Super is your money for your retirement – and you’ve worked hard for it. Gaining financial literacy in the factors that impact your super can empower you to make informed decisions about your savings – and how you manage it in retirement.
As a member, there are many ways to build your knowledge to help you feel more confident in your financial future. Here’s a few of our top resources:
Read: Articles and guides
Articles and guides cover a range of topics like investing, funding retirement, and account based pensions. A good place to start is our Elements of Retirement Guide - an interactive tool to know the ins and outs of retirement.
Watch: Webinars and education videos
The selection of online webinars and educational videos cover a range of topics like investment updates, retirement income options, and more.
Talk: Access to simple personal advice
If you’re an AustralianSuper member, you can access simple personal advice. Talk to an adviser over the phone about your account, including investment choice, insurance or adding extra to super3.
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Important information to consider
- Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA): Communications and media in Australia series: How we access news, Feb 2024. Age 55-64 data.
- The AustralianSuper Retirement Confidence Study (RCS) May 2024, independent research by Fiftyfive5. Surveyed 5,061 Australians aged 18+.
- There’s no charge for general advice about your super account. The financial advice you receive will be provided by MUFG Retire360 Pty Limited ABN 36 105 811 836, AFSL 258145 and will be their responsibility. Personal advice provided may attract a fee, which will be outlined before any work is completed and is subject to your agreement.