20/06/2026
🔔 Big super change in just 10 days — and most workers haven't heard about it.
From 1 July 2026, employers must pay your super on payday, not quarterly. That means:
✓ Your retirement savings start compounding sooner
✓ Unpaid super becomes much easier to spot
✓ Contributions need to land in your fund within ~7 business days of each pay
What to do? Check your super account against your payslips each cycle. If contributions aren't showing up, follow them up early.
For women on the Central Coast — where career breaks, part-time work and the gender super gap (still sitting around 25-30%) make every contribution count — this is one of the most meaningful super reforms in years.
Have questions about how to make the most of your super in 2026? That's what we're here for.
📍 Collaborate Financial | Erina + Kincumber
🌐 collaboratefinancial.com.au
*General information only and does not constitute personal financial advice. Consider your own circumstances and speak with a licensed adviser before making decisions about your super.*