Active Super - Employer tips and tools

TIPS AND TOOLS

You don’t need to be an Active Super employer to use our tools. Take a look at the resources below and feel free to share them with your team. We’re all about helping people get active with their super.

guides and brochures

Funding and Solvency Certificate
This Certificate is effective from 1 July 2016 and expires on 30 June 2021.

Benefit Certificate
The period for which this Benefit Certificate is applicable is 1 January 2015 to 31 December 2020.

Letter of Compliance

Purchased Leave arrangements

Payment Summary Advice
Information about which employer superannuation contribution amounts should be reported in the Payment Summaries of Retirement Scheme members.

Councillors contributing into super

Superannuation 'costs' for packaged/contract staff in the Defined Benefit Scheme

Superannuation 'costs' for packaged/contract staff in the Retirement Scheme

useful articles

How to explore the indulgent benefits of salary sacrifice with your employees

Salary sacrificing may have a bit of a branding problem. After all, the word ‘sacrifice’ is right there at the end of it. By making your employees think of unnecessary restraint and self-denial, it doesn’t have the most appealing ring to it.

Key considerations when selecting a default super as an employer

As an employer who makes regular contributions to your employees' super, you want to ensure you're truly getting the most bang for your buck by selecting a default fund that offers a high rate of return consistently.

Tips for helping your employees manage their super

Employee education might not sound very exhilarating but your staff will appreciate the time and concern of business leaders who prioritise their financial wellbeing, both now and into the future.

What happens when an employer doesn't pay super

While at first glance, it may seem as though not contributing to your employees' super is a strategic way to save money, it would actually do more harm than good to a company.