The government’s annual Budget was delivered on 3 May 2016. This year’s Budget contained a number of proposals that will impact on super and retirement incomes, with most measures expected to apply from 1 July 2017.

A number of amendments were subsequently made to these Budget proposals by the government in September 2016. We have outlined the original proposals and the changes to the super related measures

Welcome to the latest edition of NSF Super News for our Employers. In this edition we hint at some big changes for our brand coming soon, look at the process for selecting a default fund, share the potential benefits of salary sacrifice for your employees, and much more.

Still have multiple super accounts of your own?

Whether you’re a business owner or an employee, gathering up any multiple super accounts you may have (called consolidating) and rolling them over into an NSF Super account means you could end up paying a lot less in fees.

Do your employees want to ‘turbo boost’ their super savings with salary sacrifice? Making additional contributions to super while still working can make a massive difference to retirement savings, and it doesn’t have to be a big financial burden along the way – for you or your employees. Just like any good savings approach – […]

Choosing Nationwide Super as your ‘default’ fund One topic that often causes confusion when we talk to our contributing employers is default funds. Put simply, an employer-nominated or ‘default’ fund is the superannuation fund you will pay super contributions into for your employees if they can’t or don’t choose their own fund. If there is […]

We’re taking big steps in the right direction – for your business, and ours! In 2017, the team at NSF Super will be celebrating 30 years of service to you, our employers and members. We’ve seen plenty of major changes in the super industry over that time, in terms of both legislation, and the needs […]