Insight - your member newsletter

So, what are your plans after work?

In the latest edition of your member newsletter, Insight, we describe how a typical APSS member, aged 56, could work up a financial plan to retire in nine years’ time at age 65. There’s an article on sustainability, which continues to shape the agenda for all investors, including super funds like the APSS, plus the usual investment round up (to the end of the September 2021 quarter) and more.

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Formula 1: APSS Defined Benefits

The main super benefit for APSS employee members is the APSS Defined Benefit. Unlike other super benefits, a defined benefit is determined by a formula rather than the performance of investment markets (and there are no fees), as explained in this fact sheet.

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Accumulating super

APSS Member Savings accounts, including Spouse and Rollover accounts, are designed to help you accumulate super over time by adding and investing your own super savings. They work a bit like a bank account but with some important differences as explained in this fact sheet.

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Flexible retirement income

What do you do with your super when you retire? In this fact sheet, we look at how APSS Pension accounts can turn your super into a flexible retirement income stream, and consider how much retirement income you might actually need. 

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