November 2021
Active Insights
In this edition, Active Super Chief Executive Officer Phil Stockwell features in a wide-ranging interview where he discusses new ‘stapling’ rules, our responsible investment philosophy, our rebrand, enhanced digital offering and the recent improvements to the MySuper product.
Members can catch up on the Annual Members’ Meeting where we review our performance and other important information about the fund from the past year, and in his regular Economic Update, Chief Investment Officer Craig Turnbull looks at inflationary pressures and the latest Reserve Bank forecasts.
Active Super has issued its first-ever Impact Report, outlining key areas of focus for the fund including climate change, diversity, good governance and social considerations. We also have a separate article to help you determine who will receive your superannuation benefit when you die.
We’re continuing to expand our partnerships and have now teamed up with the car-sharing platform GoGet and Koala mattress and furniture, offering even more benefits to members.
November Economic update
Despite growing inflationary fears and a sell-off in the bond market, Australian shares made some positive headway in the past month, Chief Investment Officer Craig Turnbull explains.
Read MoreWhat does stapling mean when it comes to your super?
Chief Executive Officer, Phil Stockwell discusses how everyday Aussies will be affected by the new super landscape.
Read MoreTurning the Tide: Impact Report 2020/21
We’re excited to bring you Active Super’s first ever Impact Report. Now you can see how the actions, decisions and policies behind Active Super's investment choices are helping to make a difference, while securing your financial future.
Read MoreAnnual Members Meeting
Receive updates on the fund, learn about how the fund performed as well as how your super has been responsibly invested.
Read MoreActive Rewards
Active Super has partnered with brands across Australia to give our members access to deals and discounts.
Read MoreNominate who gets your super
Many people don’t, but by completing a binding nomination form you can determine who will receive your superannuation benefit when you die.
Read MoreSuper in your 20s and 30s
In your 20s and 30s, retirement can seem a long way off. But it’s important to take an active interest in your super from an early stage.
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