Events and webinars

Boost your super

Our Boost your super webinar will cover the following:

What to consider

Receive guidance on what to consider when you want to save for your future, by contributing part of your salary into your superannuation account. Even a small amount now could make a world of difference later and the sooner you start, the greater the end reward.

Explore your contribution options

Explore how you can boost your super balance, pay less tax, and reduce your taxable income. You could make a positive difference to your savings come tax time each year, and the more you put into your superannuation now, the more you'll have to enjoy later in life.

Learn about super, savings strategies and building your financial security

We’ll outline some helpful tips and tools you can use now to make sure your super is on the right path, for you to retire as comfortably as possible.

Payday Super: what employers need to know

Our Payday Super: what employers need to know webinar will cover the following:

What is Payday Super?

From 1 July 2026, employers will be required to pay super contributions at the same time as each payroll cycle, rather than quarterly. We’ll explain what Payday Super is and why this legislative change is being introduced.

What’s changing for employers

Understand how Payday Super will affect your business, including:

• payroll frequency and super payment timing
• impacts on cash flow and reconciliation
• changes to compliance and reporting obligations

Preparing your payroll and processes

Learn what you may need to review ahead of time, such as payroll systems, internal processes and controls, to ensure you’re ready for the transition.

What it means for your employees

We’ll explore how Payday Super may benefit employees, including improved transparency and faster super contributions, and what you may need to communicate to your staff.

Next steps and support

Find out practical steps you can take now to prepare, and where to access tools, guidance and support to help make the change as smooth as possible.

Do you really need $1m in super to retire?

Our Do you really need $1m in super to retire? webinar will cover the following:

What to consider

Big numbers about retirement savings are often quoted, but they don’t tell the whole story. Retirement looks different for everyone, and there’s no single amount that suits all.

Exploring your options

Learn how to plan with confidence, including:

• how to estimate the amount you may need in retirement
• tools and resources available to help you plan
• ways to focus on facts rather than common retirement myths

Making retirement planning simpler

We’ll explain how super works in retirement and share practical tips to help make saving for retirement feel more straightforward and achievable.

Planning for retirement

Our Planning for retirement webinar will cover the following:

Using a Transition to Retirement account

We’ll look at how a Transition to Retirement account (TTR) may help your transition from full-time to part-time work, allowing you to access your super and top up your reduced income. Further, we’ll explore how you may be able to benefit from this strategy if you plan to continue working full-time and build a stronger super balance for your eventual retirement.

How much you’ll need in retirement

Super, like most important aspects of our lives, is not a one-size-fits-all. If you’re wondering how much you’re really going to need to live the retirement you have planned, we’ll talk you through the factors you need to consider.

Strategies to make the most of your retirement

Whether you’re retiring soon, or it’s still a few years off, we’ll outline some straightforward things that you can do now to make sure that your retirement is as comfortable as possible.

Understanding Centrelink for your retirement

Our Understanding Centrelink for your retirement webinar will cover the following:

The government age pension

There’s a lot to understand about the government age pension.

We’ll talk about:

• eligibility, including qualifying age
• how to claim
• the assets and income tests that determine how much you’re entitled to receive.

Concessions

We’ll go through the range of benefits that a concession card offers, including cheaper medicine, public transport discounts and more.

Planning for retirement

We’ll also touch on planning for retirement, how your super fits in and what types of advice are available to you as an NGS member.

Our Protecting your wealth webinar will cover the following:

What to consider

Most of us insure our homes and cars, but we often overlook our most important asset — our ability to earn an income and provide for our families. If something were to happen to you, it’s essential to have a backup plan in place to protect your family and your future.

Exploring your options

Choosing to be insured can provide you with a safety net for life’s most challenging times. This webinar is a great opportunity to learn more about how you can protect your wealth for you and your family’s future.

Super and building financial security

We’ll explain NGS Super’s default insurance cover and the insurance options available within super, including tailoring insurance coverage to suit your needs. You’ll also learn about nominating beneficiaries and how your superannuation benefits are paid out to your loved ones if circumstances require.

Webinar schedule coming soon.

Investments - Understanding your investment options

Our Understanding your investment options webinar will cover the following:

How super investments work

Get a clear overview of how your super is invested and the role investments play in growing your retirement savings.

Explore your investment choices

Learn about the different investment options available at NGS Super, including:

• diversified options
• single sector options
• defensive vs growth assets
• ethical and responsible investing considerations

Risk, return and timeframes

Understand the relationship between risk and return, how market ups and downs can affect your balance, and how to choose an investment approach that suits your goals and stage of life.

Staying invested and making changes

We’ll discuss when it might make sense to review your investment choice, common investment pitfalls to avoid, and how small decisions today can make a difference over the long term.

Making sense of aged care

Our Making sense of aged care webinar will cover the following:

Types of care available

Understand the different types of aged care available including:

• care at home
• respite care
• retirement villages
• residential care

Cost of care

We’ll look at the costs involved, how much could be subsidised by the government and how this is changing with the new aged care reforms.

Navigating the system

Learn how to navigate the aged care system, understand the steps involved and discover services available to help you.

Super tips for women

Our Super tips for women webinar will cover the following:

What to consider

Despite advances in financial equality, women are still retiring with significantly less super than men. The superannuation gender gap is real, but it doesn’t have to be this way. We want to empower women to be confident money managers and to know more about securing their financial futures.

Exploring your options

Want to take control of your financial future? Attending our free Super tips for women webinar is a great way to learn how simple decisions you make today can have a big impact on how much money you have when you retire.

Super and building financial security

We’ll talk about the importance of super, how it works, and the particular financial opportunities and challenges women can face. You will also learn how to maximise your super for your ideal retirement. Managing your super well is probably easier than you think. This webinar will set the scene and show you how to take steps towards a strong financial future.

Super for retirees

Our Super for retirees webinar will provide you with information to help you understand the following topics:

Your retirement income needs

We’ll look at income requirements during retirement and explain potential income sources including strategies for accessing your super as a reliable income stream.

Opportunities to boost your super in retirement

We’ll discuss regulatory changes, like the removal of the 'work test', which allows more retirees to bolster their super savings, as well as other opportunities that could include downsizing your home.

Managing risks and estate planning

As with most things in life, there are risks to managing your retirement savings. This could include outliving your savings or investment volatility. We’ll take a look at some of the risks you might face in retirement and explain how you may be able to manage them using the NGS Income Account. We’ll also share how you can ensure your super is transferred to your chosen beneficiaries.