On 1 November, CareSuper and Spirit Super merged to create a new fund with more than 573,000 members and over $53 billion in funds under management. Our new fund is called CareSuper and brings ...
In exciting news, CareSuper has received SuperRatings Choice Insurance Offering award at SuperReview’s Super Fund of the Year awards 2024.* The award highlights our insurance offering as providing ...
ETFs and LICs are listed on the ASX but may have exposure to foreign-listed securities, property, fixed interest securities and commodities. They may also hold short positions in securities. To find ...
On 1 November 2024, the former CARE Super fund (ABN 98 172 275 725) merged into Spirit Super and the investment options in the merged fund were aligned with the former CARE Super fund investment ...
As your default fund, we’ll open a new account for any eligible employee who doesn’t make a choice of super fund (or makes an ...
Before her role at CareSuper, Sue was a Business Development Manager at another industry super fund. She’s also held business ...
As someone who is self-employed or a sole trader, paying your own super gives you the freedom to make regular or lump sum payments into a super fund. This can be very helpful depending on how much ...
If you've got a super or retirement account, you can change how your existing balance is invested across our different investment options (unless you're invested in our Managed Income account). You ...
This option invests in a diversified mix of assets, with an emphasis on fixed interest and cash. It’s designed to provide stability of capital over the medium term combined with the prospect for ...
This option invests mainly in shares of companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange. The graph shows the value of an initial investment of $1,000 in this option over time. To outperform the ...
Keep in mind that the age you can access your super isn't the same age you can access the Age Pension. There are some ...