Your investment update - May 2024
In our latest Investment Update, we give you a quarterly performance recap, an update on market news and volatility, and showcase one approach we’ve taken towards investing in AI.
One of the great things about having your super with HESTA is that eligible members automatically receive default insurance when they turn 25 years’ old and have more than $6,000 in their account – as long as their account is not inactive.
As you move through life’s stages, you may find that your need for insurance changes - so it’s worthwhile considering if the cover you receive automatically (if you’re eligible) is sufficient. Perhaps you’ve bought a house (so you may have debt) or maybe you’ve had children?
Because of large and long-term debt such as a mortgage or car payments or the need to provide for children or other financial dependants, some members choose to increase the amount of cover they have over and above the default level.
At HESTA, eligible members automatically receive two units of Income Protection Cover and two units of Death Cover. You can choose to change your level of cover at any time. Find out more about your cover options.
You can do what’s right for you! Sometimes younger members with financial obligations that won’t stop just because they’re sick or injured, choose to apply for cover (and pay the premiums from their super). Simply log in to your online account to apply.
In our latest Investment Update, we give you a quarterly performance recap, an update on market news and volatility, and showcase one approach we’ve taken towards investing in AI.
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We have expert advisers ready to talk to you over the phone or in person to help you assess your insurance needs.