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3 images in one of family and children - if your situation has changed, review your super insurances

Is your family growing or changing? It’s time to review your insurances.

According to several surveys, Australia has a serious underinsurance problem.

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Pink piggy bank on desk with coins, calculator, and person writing in background - symbolising finding and consolidating lost superannuation with BUSSQ

$17.8 billion in lost super – how much belongs to you? *

Finding a lost super account could give your retirement savings a boost and save you money in fees and charges.

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Starting a retirement plan

Starting a retirement plan

Retirement looks different for everyone but here’s 4 simple steps to starting a retirement plan.

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How much do I need to retire?

How much do I need to retire?

One of the most important steps in planning your retirement is working out how much you will need to spend each year, in relation to your desired lifestyle.

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A bar chart symbolic of BUSSQ's investment update to 30 September 2024

September 2024 investment market update

BUSSQ's investment update to 30 September 2024.

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Comparing super funds metaphorically represented by a chocolate cake with slices differing - one with chocolate icing, one with icing sugar | BUSSQ Industry Super Fund

Do you know how to compare super funds?

At the moment in Australia, many employees just go with their employer's default super fund when they start at a new workplace.

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Older man and younger woman having a work meeting discussing opportunities for older workers nearing retirement.

What we know about older working Australians

Whether by necessity or choice, a growing number of Australians are working beyond what we have traditionally thought of as “retirement age”.

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Two happy retirees in a convertible car, having fun driving in the sunshine

Plan for a retirement, not just an Age Pension

The Age Pension is intended to be a safety net provided by the government to support Australians who can’t sustain their retirement years alone. It is paid to people who meet age and residency requirements and is designed to be targeted, through a means test, to those who need it most.

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Legs, feet and clasped hands of person sitting on carpeted steps of a funeral home and pew seats in the background.

It's time to get real about death

Nobody likes talking about it. Just thinking about it can give you serious chills. If you bring it up around old people, everyone glares at you until you stop. No, we’re not talking about a reality TV family, religion, or the price of porridge and Metamucil these days. We’re talking about death. Specifically funerals.

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