The new Super Members Council will advocate for high standards of performance, clear and meaningful transparency and the ability to access the right information about retirement.
Having recently turned 30, Australia’s compulsory superannuation system is only just settling down into policy adulthood.
That we have come into existence just as a growing number of Australians are moving into retirement is not a coincidence. We need to ensure careful modernisation of the system, while also making sure the system is fair, that it is stable and that it delivers on its promise to Australians. Back in 1992 when the super guarantee was introduced, the typical worker was male, working full-time, likely in a permanent role. He would probably work continuously for the next 30 years, perhaps in the same field and often with the same employer.
The Super Members Council represents more than 10 million Australians who together hold over $1.4 trillion in assets, each has different work and retirement patterns we must give voice to. We are united in our common goal to deliver the best possible retirement outcomes for all those Australians.we will be a strong and strategic voice that will advocate to all political parties and all governments, to ensure that super policy is stable, effective, and equitable.
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