The New School of Super Sunsuper

Looking for a simple summary of last week's Federal Budget announcements? Don't miss Sunsuper's National Education Manager Joshua van Gestel and Head of Advice and Retirement Anne Fuchs as they discuss what the Treasurer announced and how it might impact your super and retirement planning.

Want the latest on the economic impact of COVID-19, government support measures and the Federal Budget? Don't miss Sunsuper's Chief Economist Brian Parker and Head of Advice and Retirement Anne Fuchs in conversation about the most recent financial market response, Sunsuper's investment performance, and the outlook for financial markets.

How is Sunsuper responding to the extraordinary impact of the coronavirus on share markets? Join Anne Fuchs as she continues the conversation about the global health crisis with Andrew Fisher, Sunsuper's Head of Asset Allocation. Listen in as Andrew discusses how he and his team construct Sunsuper's investment portfolios with members' best interests at heart, and outlines how asset allocation works, and how he uses the power of diversification to cushion the blow of market downturns on members' retirement savings.

Addressing the concerns of many super fund members, Sunsuper's Chief Economist Brian Parker and Head of Advice and Retirement Anne Fuchs discuss the COVID-19 crisis and its anticipated impact on investment markets. Listen in as they talk about the global response to the crisis to date, how Sunsuper's default investment option aims to protect members' savings in challenging times, and the importance of seeking financial advice before making any changes to your super investment strategy.

On 1 April 2020, new legislation will come into effect, resulting in changes to insurance cover for some super fund members. Head of Advice and Retirement Anne Fuchs and National Education Manager Joshua van Gestel dive into the opt-ins and opt-outs of the situation, explaining what these changes could mean for you (or others in your family) and why personal financial advice could be a good idea to help make sure you and your loved ones will have the financial protection you need, when you most need it.

Have you and your job been "on a break"? Whether you're taking or planning parental leave, moving into a part-time arrangement, facing an unexpected job loss, or not working for another reason, you can still keep your super ticking along. Head of Advice and Retirement Anne Fuchs and National Education Manager Joshua van Gestel talk through consolidation, contributions and how else you can set your super up for the long-term, even when you don't have a regular income.