Supporting gender equity is part of our every day
Australian women retire with approximately 23 per cent less super, on average, than men.1
We know this gap won't close without significant policy change. That's why we continue to fight for amendments and offer practical support to help women close the super gap.
In celebration of International Women’s Day: a conversation with Sarah Walsh
Join us for a special livestreamed event as we speak with Sarah Walsh, former Matilda and Head of Women’s Football, about her incredible journey to the heights of Football Australia and building a brand of women’s empowerment through the Matildas.
Melinda Brown, Senior Private Client Adviser at UniSuper, will also share the importance of financial advice and ways we can all prepare for a greater retirement.
When: Wednesday, 13 March at 12:45pm (AEDT)
Discover more about how we’re committed to gender equity
Women in leadership: Renae Anderson
Women in super: Kiran Bhullar
Women in leadership: Sandra Lee
International Women’s Day podcast
Women and Finance free webcast
Tune in for a free Women and Finance webcast and discover how you can improve your financial future.
When: Thursday, 28 March at 1:00pm (AEDT)
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Things you need to know
1Status of Women Report card https://www.pmc.gov.au/resources/status-women-report-card-2023 Women approaching retirement have 23.1% less superannuation than men of the same age.