Change

Everything you need to know about the new menu of investment options available at Verve Super.

What does the election result mean for gender equality?

Did you know you can’t leave super to your parents or a charity?

We’re making important changes at Verve to bring you more investment options and financial advice through your super while lowering admin fees.

How we keep your super safe and some important things we encourage you to review.

Global markets have recently fallen, but superannuation is designed to be a long term investment and to withstand market volatility.

Why Verve Super is standing by DEI

Menopause healthcare has finally made it into the federal budget priority list. But what do the government’s second-term plans really deliver for women?

It’s 2025. Why is the gender pay gap is still a thing?

Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) is a core pillar of our workplace policies, which work so well at Verve Super that we decided to share them!

Here’s everything you need to know about how the economy and share markets impacted your super in 2024.

Looking ways to mark IWD? Check out these events and podcast recs.

Is gender equality moving backwards? It’s time for real action.

We don’t believe vaping – or tobacco – makes the world a better place, so it makes no sense to finance it.

Why Verve Super stood up in Parliament against financial abuse

A social bond in your super supports the mental health of 573 people

At Verve Super, we don't believe that profit should come before human life.

Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening with global markets, the investment world and what your money has been up to in the second quarter of 2024.

The government is rolling out significant changes to its paid parental leave, with some improvements kicking in on 1 July this year and even more scheduled for the next two years. It’s about time!

Right now in Australia, women are entering retirement age with approximately 25% less super savings than men, with the gap starting to widen from age 30 onwards.

Whether it’s how we talk about cash with our best pals, or how we broach the topic with our inner monologue, knowing our money love language, and learning how to harness its many quirks, can be powerful.

Imagine if, in the future, you could have an extra $100,000 in retirement.

Money can be a difficult topic to navigate in any relationship. Putting time and money into healthy friendships, especially the ones that have already stood the test of time, can be a super valuable investment.

There are lots of great ways to learn about money. Events, courses, books — choose your poison. Whatever it takes to leap you forward on your money journey is a welcome addition.

If you’ve found yourself wondering where your money is going, then a values-based budget could be useful. 

Starting a conversation about money can be heavy and awkward. But, getting to know your partner’s money style and becoming comfortable talking about money, is an important part of any relationship.