Unfortunately, relationships don’t always go to plan. 😔

There’s a lot to consider, from family law to how assets will be divided – including your super. Separation can be a significant process, and it helps to be informed.

Divorce or separation -> mediasuper.com.au/lifestages

Sometimes we’re hit with unexpected challenges that can test us and our loved ones, so it’s important to have support wherever we can find it.

That’s where your super comes in.

Recovering from illness or injury -> mediasuper.com.au/lifestages

Interested in listening to Australia’s most successful freelancers? Head to the Launceston Freelance Festival (Freelance Festival)for 3 days of keynotes, panel discussions, workshops & more. Media Super is a proud supporter of the festival. Details & tix bit.ly/3iXKaVL

Changing jobs is exciting. You might be taking your next big step, following a passion, or both.

There’s lots of paperwork, but you should take a moment to properly set up your super with your new employer & to suit your new situation.

Changing jobs -> mediasuper.com.au/lifestages

There are few occasions like welcoming a child. 👶

But you or your partner may need to take time off work, which could mean a super contributions break.

That doesn’t mean your retirement savings need to suffer.

Starting a family -> mediasuper.com.au/lifestages

It’s important to explain financial concepts to kids early, especially when they start working.

Along with taxes, budgets & loans, we should teach them how super works, even if retirement is the last thing on their minds. 💭

Our handy guide can help -> bit.ly/3u4u1Tc

Keith Ferrel’s 30+ years as a print pioneer were recognised with Print & Visual Communication Association’ Lifetime Achievement Award. 🏆

We spoke to him about the origins of Cactus Imaging, its landmark Sydney The Olympic Games project and the future of the industry.

Keith’s story -> bit.ly/3MNewYD

Deciding how you want to withdraw your super when you retire is an important decision.

Understand the difference between choosing between a lump sum payment or an account-based pension.

Our handy guide-> bit.ly/35tdpMB

Settling down with a partner & planning for the future is a wonderful time. 👩‍❤️‍👨👨‍❤️‍👨👩‍❤️‍👩

There’s plenty to think about. Don’t forget to consider the retirement you both want to lead & how you can achieve it.

Planning a life with your partner -> mediasuper.com.au/lifestages

If you start good habits early, they will become so routine you’ll barely even notice them.

It’s no different when it comes to your super. Getting to know the basics early could make a big difference when you retire.

Starting your career -> mediasuper.com.au/lifestages

Women in our industries are making their mark, but they’re still likely to retire with significantly less super than their male counterparts.

There’s numerous reasons why. More action is needed to ensure Aussie women can retire comfortably -> bit.ly/3hHhCyO

#IWD2022

Employers aren’t obliged to pay super contributions during parental leave. Those parents, mainly women, will likely be worse off in the long-run. Further policy change is needed.

Our guide can help keep your retirement goals on track -> bit.ly/3mb895G

#IWD2022

It’s a change that could see around 300,000 more Australians receive super contributions. ✅

The $450 Monthly Income Threshold has been removed, effective from 1 July 2022, and it’s great news for Media Super members.

See how the change affects you -> bit.ly/3IvmcfF

Like flipping a card, sometimes we never know what’s coming in life.

Whether you’re starting your career, facing a lifestyle change or nearing retirement, we’ve got info on your super for your situation, all in one place.

Super for your life stage -> mediasuper.com.au/lifestages

We’re getting closer to completing our merger with Cbus on 9 April. 📆

We’ve sent you important merger info, so make sure you check your emails or mailbox (depending on your preferences) for these notices.

Keep up to date via the Merger Hub -> bit.ly/MergerHub

The 66th #Walkleys celebrated excellence in Australian journalism last week.

Congrats to the award recipients - in particular The Sydney Morning Herald's Kate McClymont - who claimed the Print/Text News Report Award, supported by Media Super. 👏

Winners via @thewalkleys -> bit.ly/35ymvra

The winner of Print/Text News Report, supported by Media Super is Kate McClymont, The Sydney Morning Herald, “The Lady Vanishes: Melissa Caddick and the missing millions”, Kate McClymont The Sydney Morning Herald

Eight days to go until the 2021 Annual Members’ Meeting! ⏳

It’s your chance to hear the leaders of the fund reflect on the last financial year, and to ask questions of our board and executive team.

Register -> mediasuper.com.au/amm

While you’re sprinkling around the love, why not give your super a little love this #ValentinesDay ? 🥰️

Now is a great time to check in on your retirement balance, and taking action won’t take you long at all.

Learn more -> bit.ly/3oHM7IY