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If you’re just starting in the workforce, it pays to learn about superannuation and how you can make the most of it. Retirement may seem a long way off, but the sooner you start planning for it, the better off you will be! Many people don’t learn about super until later in life, but implementing some strategies when you start earning wages will reap long-term benefits.
Your employer must contribute 10.5% of your ordinary earnings to your chosen super fund. This earns interest in the fund and accumulates throughout your working life. The more you put in, the more you earn as the interest compounds over time.
Make sure you research super funds before signing up with one. Check their fees, investment performance, insurance and financial advice options. Industry funds are a good starting choice.
Tips for Young Workers
Start Planning Now for Super Accumulation
Start learning about superannuation when you first enter the workforce, and you'll be better off in retirement. The sooner you start to contribute to super, the longer it has to earn compound interest.
If you have further questions, get in touch with your WDF team member on 6921 5444.
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