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Why split super? Because career breaks, part-time and unpaid work shouldn’t equal less financial freedom later.

Selling your home after 55? Here’s how downsizing your house could upsize your super – by up to $300K

Your super is mostly tucked away until retirement – but if you're dealing with serious money stress, there are limited circumstances where you might be able to access some of it early.

First home buyers can use super to grow their savings for a deposit.

Having a baby? Having kids shouldn’t mean retiring with less. But for many women, it still does. Here’s how to plan and make the most of the support available.

Most people know they should have a will. Far fewer actually do.

When a relationship ends, superannuation often becomes one of the biggest financial assets on the table. Understanding how it can be split is key to protecting your future security.

Your super is likely to be one of your biggest assets. But here’s something many people don’t realise: your super isn’t automatically covered by your will.

Who gets taxed on your super after you die? Not exactly dinner-party chat, but knowing the facts could protect your loved ones.

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