Picture yourself sipping Pina coladas… Worry free and knowing your future is secure when you retire… Now let’s turn that into your retirement reality!
When: This Wednesday 2 April, 6pm AEDT
Where: Online via Zoom
Tapping into super for housingNicole McPherson – National Assistant Secretary, Nicole will delve into the controversial debate of tapping into our super for a housing deposit. Housing has become totally unaffordable for a lot of average Aussies, but is it really a good idea to use our super for housing? Our speakers all have something to say about this! About Nicole: After starting her career as a lawyer, Nicole joined the FSU and worked as an Industrial Advocate and National Industrial Officer. She led the FSU’s campaign to secure paid vaccination leave for more than 220,000 finance workers, and with members, established the FSU Young workers committee. Nicole currently leads the FSU’s Organising and Industrial teams in fighting for progressive rights for all finance workers. |
Super and our economyCasey Thompson – Workers’ Capital Manager, Why should we care about our super now? Casey will unpack our rights as workers when it comes to our super (something we’ve fought hard for) and discuss the significance of super on our economy. Hint: It’s not just about retirement. ABout Casey: Casey Thompson is the Workers’ Capital Manager at the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU). The ACTU is the only peak body representing trade unions across Australia. Casey is a member-representative trustee director on industry super fund, FIRST Super, and a director on the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI). |
Maximising your superMichelle Kelada – Education Manager, Michelle has all the tips and tricks for us – from finding unclaimed super and consolidating funds, to using your super as an investment vehicle to build wealth. Hear from an industry expert with 13 years of experience in the finance and super space. About Michelle: Michelle has 13 years of experience in financial services and her career spans accounting, financial planning and superannuation. She is passionate about and an expert in superannuation, education and financial advice, and is dedicated to enhancing financial literacy for all Australians. She is driven to inspire a deeper understanding of personal finance, particularly in managing superannuation, seeking informed advice, and taking charge of one’s financial future. |
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