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SuperGuide news for August 2026

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By Robert Barnes
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Australians are increasingly asking artificial intelligence (AI) tools about their super and retirement, and new research suggests they are doing it because affordable help from anywhere else is out of reach. Research by RepTrak, commissioned by the Super Members Council, found 35% of Australians have already used AI for super and retirement information and a further 32% would consider it.
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Which Australian super funds accept KiwiSaver transfers?

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By Robert Barnes
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If you have savings in a KiwiSaver account, you can voluntarily transfer them to an Australian super fund under the provisions of a Trans-Tasman Retirement Savings Portability scheme that was introduced on 1 July 2013. KiwiSaver is a New Zealand savings scheme designed to fund the retirement of New Zealand citizens and permanent residents. The decision to transfer your KiwiSaver funds is not compulsory, but it is an option.
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The 5 types of super funds explained

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By Robert Barnes
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Choosing a super fund is one of the most important financial decisions you will make during your working life. With the difference between a top fund and a poorly performing one potentially adding tens of thousands of dollars to your retirement nest egg, your choice of fund deserves careful consideration. Whether you are self-employed or an employee receiving compulsory Superannuation Guarantee (SG) payments from your employer, you can generally choose your fund, with some exceptions.
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