Choosing GESB for your super contributions
Watch this video to learn how to tell your employer to pay into GESB, including:
- As a current member working outside the WA public sector
- As a public sector employee who hasn’t joined GESB
- How to complete the form and next steps
Parenthood and super
Parenthood often means time away from work, which can affect your super.
Watch this video to learn about:
- Paid parental leave and government benefits
- What happens to your investments and insurance
- Ways to boost your super while you’re off work
Preparing for unpaid parental leave
Many parents take time off work to raise children, and women are most likely to take unpaid parental leave.
Watch this video to learn:
- How lower contributions can affect your super
- What happens to your insurance
- How to prepare
Investing during market volatility
When markets rise and fall, your super balance may too.
Watch this video to learn:
- What market volatility is and why it’s normal
- Things to consider before switching investment options
- Tips to manage your super during uncertain times
Investment basics
Understanding how your super is invested can help you take control of your financial future.
Watch this video to learn:
- How investing in super works
- Your investment options with GESB
- How to choose the right option for you
How super works
New to super? Start here.
Watch this video to learn:
- Why super matters, even if retirement feels a long way off
- How employer contributions and investment returns grow your savings
- Simple ways to manage and make the most of your super
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