Podcasts: Exploring Super
December 21 2024
Our Exploring Super podcasts can help you understand more about your super, stay updated on investments and learn ways to boost your retirement savings.
2024 in review with ESSSuper CEO Robbie Campo
In our final edition of Exploring Super for 2024, we take some time to chat to Chief Executive Officer Robbie Campo about what’s happened this year, what makes ESSSuper so special, and some of the big items on our agenda for 2025 and beyond.
Tips for boosting your super
We talk about some of the ways you may be able to boost your retirement savings and discuss making additional contributions, reviewing investment strategies, consolidating super, and more.
Transition to Retirement strategies
Thinking about winding down your working hours as you approach retirement?
On this episode of the Exploring Super podcast, we discuss Transition to Retirement (TTR) strategies and how Working Income Streams could help.
Investment update: 2024 financial year plus Q2 2025
Daniel Selioutine (Group Executive, Investments) provides economic and market commentary for the May to June 2024 period and the 23-24 financial year in our latest edition of Exploring Super.
First Home Super Saver (FHSS)
In this episode of “Exploring Super”, we focus on the First Home Super Saver (FHSS) scheme and how it works.
Parental leave for emergency services members
In this episode of "Exploring Super", we dive into the intricacies of parental leave for members in the emergency Services defined benefit fund.
ESSSuper investment update: January - March 2024
Daniel Selioutine (Group Executive, Investments) provides economic and market commentary for the January to March 2024 period.
Federal Budget 2024-25 and superannuation
What might the latest federal Budget mean for your super?
This month, we chat to ESSSuper's Defined Benefit Technical Training Manager, Michael Blackman, about Budget 2024-25 and some of the impacts it could have.
Beneficiary nominations at ESSSuper
It can be tough to think about, but it's important to understand what can happen to our super when we die.
Because of the way super legislation works, even if you have a will, your super may be distributed in ways you didn't plan for in the event of your death.
It's much better for everyone if you make clear what your plans are in the event that something happens to you. Nominating beneficiaries is a formal way of telling your super fund how your benefits should be distributed, and there are some complexities involved in the process.
In this Exploring Super podcast, we talk to Member Education Consultant Matt Cervetto about what you can do to help make sure your loved ones are supported.
How can a financial adviser help?
Thinking about talking to an expert for help in planning for your financial future?
While there's no shortage of general advice on super available, sometimes you want to talk to someone who can consider your personal financial situation and objectives.
This month on our Exploring Super podcast, we chat to Philip Elmslie, our Manager of Member Advice, who shares his insights on the types of advice available to ESSSuper members, the advice process and timeframes.
Learn about some benefits of meeting with ESSSuper's advice team and more.
ESSSuper investment update: October – December 2023
Daniel Selioutine (Group Executive, Investments) provides commentary on the global financial trends in the last quarter of 2023, how they affect ESSSuper's investment performance, and looks towards the future.