The Board overseeing Catholic Super and the Board of TelstraSuper have entered into a merger agreement. The two funds have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding and have agreed to explore a 'merger of equals' between the two funds.

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A financial planner can take the gueswork out of retirement. Book a time for an initial conversation and we can help you map out your retirement goals, supporting services, and next steps. 

This initial appointment is obligation free and available to all fund members at no additional charge.

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Our advice process

The financial planning process is all about you – your situation, your needs, your objectives. More broadly, it’s an opportunity to think about how you want to live your life, both now and in the future, and how your finances might be able to support that.

We can provide detailed support and planning services across a rage of areas including: 

  • Superannuation
  • Retirement planning
  • Redundancy planning
  • Tax-effective financial strategies
  • Aged care
  • Estate planning

Our advice process

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Our financial planners don’t receive any commissions, bonuses or incentives – either for the advice they provide, or the products they recommend.

So you can be confident that the advice and recommendations you receive are made with your best interests in mind.

Frequent asked questions

  • Your first meeting with one of our Financial Planners is provided at no cost.  This is an opportunity for us to assess your situation, understand what you’re  trying to achieve, and determine how we can help. Please note that no    financial advice is provided in this initial meeting.
  • During this meeting we’ll explain the cost of any advice we’ll provide you.    The exact cost of the advice provided will be determined by the nature and    complexity of the advice itself. We’ll ensure that you understand the costs up    front – and agree to those costs – before we proceed to the next steps.
  • This discussion generally takes around 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the     detail of your discussion.

•    After this initial consultation, providing we have your agreement to the costs before we proceed, we’ll begin work on your recommendations. We’ll gather information on your personal circumstances, your financial position and your goals and objectives. We’ll then determine the financial strategies and products that are appropriate for your circumstances, and develop a series of recommendations. 

•    At this stage, there may be a need to meet again to clarify or gather any additional information before we prepare your statement of advice.

•    Our final recommendations will be provided to you in writing as a statement of advice.

•    We’ll meet with you again to go through your statement of advice in detail, explaining our recommendations and answering any questions you have.

•    We’ll outline how we can work with you to implement these recommendations on your behalf.

•    This meeting can either be in person or online via Microsoft Teams.

Once you’re ready to go ahead, your financial plan will be put into action. Where appropriate, your Financial Planner may work with specialist professionals on your behalf, such as an accountant or solicitor.

Once we implement the recommendations we’ve provided, it can be a good idea to also arrange additional reviews with your Financial Planner from time to time to help ensure your plan is on track and continuing to deliver what you need for your retirement. This can form an important part of the overall comprehensive advice process, as your needs and objectives can change over time.For example, through the review process we could provide further advice on:

•    your changing needs and objectives

•    your financial products and strategies

•    social security issues

•    your income and debt levels

•    your family situation and health.

•    the economic environment

Who provides your advice?

Here at Catholic Super, we provide two levels of financial advice:

  • Super advice*: guidance and advice on your Catholic Super accounts, such as which investment options will suit your needs, or what types of contributions will work for you.
  • Comprehensive advice*: more complex financial advice needs, such as broader contribution strategies or detailed retirement planning, is provided by qualified Financial Planners who are part of Catholic Super Financial Planning.

*Financial advice is provided by Togethr Financial Planning Pty Ltd (ABN 84 124 491 078, AFSL 455010), trading as Catholic Super Financial Planning, a related entity of Togethr Trustees Pty Ltd .

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