Top tips for end of financial year
In the run up to EOFY, maximise what you can get from your super such as tax, benefits around voluntary contributions and other important considerations. We’ll also provide a roundup of the Federal Budget and upcoming super changes from 1 July 2024.
Top tips for end of financial year
In the run up to EOFY, maximise what you can get from your super such as tax, benefits around voluntary contributions and other important considerations. We’ll also provide a roundup of the Federal Budget and upcoming super changes from 1 July 2024.
Retirement 1 – 5 years
Planning to retire in 1 to 5 years? Learn some tips for transitioning into retirement and understand your options to access your super and the Age Pension.
Super essentials
Learn how super works and getting the most out of it – how your super is invested, the benefits of making additional contributions, how to read your annual member statement and more.
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Back to basics
Accessing your super while working
Even if you’re nearing retirement age, you might not want to leave the workforce just yet. You might want to save more money or just enjoy the mental stimulation that comes with having a job. Setting up a transition to retirement (TTR) pension could help you access some of your super while continuing to work. Here we answer some of the most common questions about TTRs.
Understanding estate planning
Ahead of the inevitable, how do you make sure you protect yourself and your assets? If you’ve got people in your life you want to take care of, it’s wise to build an estate plan to help get the right funds, in the right hands, at the right time.
First Home Super Saver Scheme
First-home buyers can potentially use some of their super as a tax-effective way to save for part of their home deposit. We’ll explain how the First Home Super Saver Scheme works, from making contributions right through to withdrawing funds. We’ll also show some case studies to illustrate how you could benefit through tax savings.
Understanding super investments
Learn the basics of investing and the different ways you can invest your money, the impacts of market volatility and the different levels of risk associated with your risk profile.
Super essentials
Learn how super works and getting the most out of it – how your super is invested, the benefits of making additional contributions, how to read your annual member statement and more.
Take control of your debt
We’ll look at potential ways to reduce your debt, to help you get on top of your finances earlier in life. We’ll also look at how much you’re likely to need in retirement – and retiring debt free will help you get there sooner.
Retirement series
Retirement 1 – 5 years
Planning to retire in 1 to 5 years? Learn some tips for transitioning into retirement and understand your options to access your super and the Age Pension.
Age Pension
Learn more about how much Government age pension you could receive. Find out all about eligibility rules, income and asset thresholds, deeming rates and gifting. We’ll also share some common traps to avoid and useful strategies that could help you maximise your entitlements.
In retirement
Retirement doesn’t mean we stop thinking about how to make the most of our super. We’ll discuss different options to access your super, the Age Pension and important tax considerations.
Retirement 5 - 10 years
Get an understanding of how much you might need in retirement, how to invest and boost your super, the transition to retirement account option and potential tax on death benefits.
Future and economic outlook
2024 macro investment outlook
Despite lots of angst at the start pf the year, 2023 turned out far better than feared. Dr Shane Oliver reflects on key themes from the past year and suggests what investors should look out for in 2024.
Feel financially well & happy holidays
Christmas is a time that we all look forward to but it’s easy to overdo the spending. Learn simple tricks and tips to reduce your stress and feel financially confident this festive season.
Top tips for end of financial year
In the run up to EOFY, maximise what you can get from your super such as tax, benefits around voluntary contributions and other important considerations. We’ll also provide a roundup of the Federal Budget and upcoming super changes from 1 July 2024.
Setting you up for financial success
Whether this is your first ever job or you’re early in your career, AMP wants to help set you up for financial success. Learn about budgeting, good and bad debt, building your super and helpful resources.
Investment series
Investment Market & Economic Update
This webinar provides an Investment Market and economic update. Our experts will cover current investment market topics such as how inflation and geopolitical risks affect investment markets and what this means for portfolios, how our AMP MySuper Lifecycle Portfolios have performed and are positioned to withstand market volatility.
Speak to a super coach
If you have an AMP super account, you can learn more about your super by booking a 20-minute session with one of our super coaches, at no extra cost.
All webinars
Understanding your super investments
11 Apr | 16 Apr | 8 Aug | 20 Aug | 17 Oct | 22 Oct
Be retirement ready – planning on retiring in 1-5 years?
9 May | 21 May | 2 Jul | 25 Jul | 3 Sep | 12 Sep
Be retirement ready – planning to retire in 5-10 years?
9 Apr | 18 Apr | 4 Jul | 23 Jul | 15 Oct | 24 Oct
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