Credit Union SA News

Getting to know your super

Understanding your super is important because it’s your money to fund your retirement. Bridges, our financial planning partner, explains how you can take advantage of the opportunities super has to offer in this short video.

Credit Union SA's purpose comes to life!

A Virtual Tattoo competition was run in December 2016 with staff engagement as a way for staff to connect and collaborate in bringing the Credit Union’s Purpose to life.

Notice of 2017 Director Election

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2017 Director Election of Credit Union SA Limited. Shareholding members, who are 18 years or older and eligible to act as a Director under the Constitution and the Corporations Act 2001, may nominate for the one Board position available.

Home care — greater choice

Since February 2017, some welcome changes have been made to the home care system — giving greater choice to older Australians.

2017-18 Federal Budget summary

Bridges Financial Services provides a clear, concise and informative breakdown of the key changes outlined in the 2017-18 Federal Budget.

SACE Art Show community award winner announced

A strikingly bold portrait of a student’s younger sister has been voted the most popular work at the SACE Art Show 2017.

Being an executor is not for the faint-hearted

When appointing an executor, you can choose a family member, friend or professional trustee company. But, one thing’s for sure — it’s not for the faint-hearted.

It’s hard to imagine falling in love with your bills, but with BPAY, you may find yourself falling in like.

Big changes are coming to super

On 1 July 2017 big changes are coming to superannuation. It’s important to understand what the new rules are – and how they will affect you. While the changes are wide-ranging, most relate to the super contributions cap. That is, how much you’re allowed to put into super to take advantage of the generous tax environment super offers.

What is your most valuable asset?

What would you say is your most valuable asset? The answer to this question could be quite different to different age groups. A younger person may say their car or a valued possession, such as a musical instrument, is their biggest ticket item.