superannuation

Verve Super will become the first Australian super fund to direct its members’ investments towards companies that perform well on gender equality.

Australians who take on unpaid roles caring should be given superannuation payments, a new actuarial analysis has suggested.

The government has announced that survivors of domestic violence can now strip up to $10,000 from super to fund their own crisis response.

Victims of family and domestic violence will now be able to strip $10,000 from their retirement savings to fund their own crisis response.

The Morrison Government cannot be forgiven for missing another opportunity to address economic insecurity for women in retirement.

Here are a few budget ideas from working mothers that might help not only your wish for population growth but your dream for economic recovery.

The federal government has failed to deliver a promised $3.3 million scheme that would have stopped domestic abuse perpetrators hiding their superannuation during Family Court disputes.

It’s not-so-super for young women. So why was their no gender analysis? Sarah Hill from YWCA shares the challenges ahead for young women.

The people in our community who will be most economically impacted by COVID-19, are those who are already the most marginalised. This means women. 

On episode three of Women are the Business, we learn why it’s imperative for women to start to prioritise their financial independence.

The country’s largest super fund has teamed up with the Women’s Legal Service Victoria (WLSV) to streamline splitting of funds when relationships cease.