Industry Super Director of Advocacy Georgia Brumby discusses the “critical” importance for Australians to choose and track their super fund balances.
“We are encouraging them, Australians, this summer … get in touch with your super fund, find out how much you have in your account,” Ms Brumby told Sky News Australia.
“This research really does show that it’s critical to engage in early to get that better outcome over the long term.”
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