Very nice. But get to the nitty gritty. Super is not covered by your Will and a nomination on your account does not mean your super will be paid to that nomination. My son nominated his father and I , had a will nominating the same and yet REST gave $210k to someone else.No marriage, no engagement, no registeted relationship, no shared lease or mortgage, no shared bank accounts, no money going between bank accounts, and because the nomination and Will was before he met her (about less than 2 yrs) the Trustee said he couldn't take the nomination and Will into account. A binding nomination will not help you in this instance if your nomination is not a dependent. Scrap super, give everyone back their money, all will get a pay rise of 9.5%, increase pensions with money saved on tax breaks to high income earners, and take control of what is supposed to be "your" money which you actually have no control over.

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Super used to be about compound interest but from what I can see that hasn't been true for at least a decade now. Ask your super fund to show you how much you've earned through compound interest, it should be in your annual statement. If they can't then super is purely what you've saved from your own money plus a little made from the fund investing for you.

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I look at my super EVERY DAY and aim to stay at the top 3 earning investment opportunities 100% of the time. I have doubled my super in 5 years and among looking at millions by retirement!

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Please show me where does compounding reflect in Super ? It's just my contribution plus a small earning on top

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