It makes sense that if you keep your super contributions up, and your fees down, your super will grow. But you don’t have to leave it at that: there are things you can do to help it grow faster. For example, the investment option you choose can make a difference to your overall balance at retirement. And, of course, how much you contribute - and how often.
Top tips for managing your super
If you have more than one super account, you’re paying more than one lot of fees, which over time can really hurt your returns. Use our rollover tool to find lost super and bring all your super together into one low-fee account.
Depending on your personal situation, you may be able to make contributions to your super before tax. This can lower your taxable income and help set you up for the future. There are also other ways to contribute that will help grow your super.
Would you like to see into the future? It’s not quite a crystal ball, but our calculators can help you estimate how much super you’ll have when you retire.
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