From single-parent households to blended families and guardianships, “typical” Australian family structures have evolved. Universally, we all strive to set the next generation up with the best education, habits and opportunities both financially and throughout their lives. As we celebrate National Families Week, it’s the perfect time to explore how families of all shapes and sizes can harness the power of Raiz Kids to shape their children’s financial futures.
We’ve recently launched a brand-new version of Raiz Kids on the Raiz App. This new version includes revamping many features in Raiz Kids, as well as introducing new ones, making it easier to save and invest for your children, grandchildren, cousins, nephews, nieces, whoever! So just what has changed from the previous version? Here’s what you need to know. Read Post
There’s big news when it comes to your super. The law has changed on the super guarantee – the contribution your employer is required to make into a super fund on your behalf. On July 1st 2022, the mandatory amount of your pre-tax income that goes into your super increased from 10% to 10.5%. Here’s how that could help you in the long-term.
Exciting news! Raiz Kids has been rebuilt from the ground up, with new features and more control for both parents and children.
Markets rise and markets fall. This is the nature of regular market cycles. Sometimes when markets have a period of sharp falls in the short term, people forget about the long-term picture and get tunnel vision, focussing only on the short-term negativity.
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Your super balance often forms a significant part of growing your long-term savings for retirement. It may surprise you to know there are currently government schemes available to support you in getting the most out of your super, including the co-contribution program.
It’s July already! For many July means tax time, a chilly month or two before we head towards summer, and this year the Commonwealth Games starts in Birmingham on 28th July, 2022.
There will be many athletes aiming for personal bests and gold medal glory. But it’s not only athletes striving for their best outcomes.
For the first time ever in Australia, the mandatory super contribution by employers has reached 10 percent, up from 9.5 percent.
Over the past few years, more rules and systems have been implemented to make it easier for Australians to switch to a Super fund that suits them.
