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Lynn's story
Lynn and Judy retired with $200,000 each in super, but Lynn stuck with her Industry Fund and achieved an additional $10,661. Discover how.
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Barbara’s story
See how Barbara retired with $50,000 in super and what improvements she achieved by sticking with her Industry Super Fund.
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Nick's story
Nick retired with $300,000 in super. See how he achieved an extra $16,000 simply because he stuck with his Industry SuperFund.
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Susan and Anh's story
Susan and Anh retired with $800,000 in super. Both of them stuck with their Industry Fund and achieved an extra $42,508 after five years. Discover how.
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Employer contributions
5 key things that all employers should know about super - stay within the rules, choose a default fund and pay more easily through a clearing house.
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Super rules
9 key rules and regulations for employers, set out in plain English
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Super clearing house
Save time! Employers can send super contributions through a super clearing house – one payment for all the super funds your employees have chosen.
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Super payment rules
When to pay super and what to pay, a handy calculator, who is entitled to super and simple answers to in depth questions like "is super payable on termination payments?" and "what age of employees are entitled to super?"
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Super stapling
New rules have been introduced to help workers in Australia avoid having multiple, expensive super accounts. Super stapling automatically connects workers to their main existing super fund when they change jobs, unless they choose otherwise. Find out what this means and how it works.