Responsible investing is no longer a niche consideration for pension savers. Increasingly, employees want their retirement savings to not only work hard for their financial future but also be invested in a way that considers long-term Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors.

Changing jobs is more common than ever, but each career move can leave something important behind. In this article, Lee Mulhall, Pensions Marketing Specialist, Zurich examines why so many pension pots are forgotten, how to track them down, and the key considerations when deciding what to do with them.

If you spent time working in Australia, there’s a good chance your employer was paying into a pension-like pot for you known as superannuation scheme, or ‘super’. In this article, we explain what your options are and what to watch out for.

Third-level education is getting more expensive and families are leaning more on their savings as costs for accommodation, fees, and living expenses keep going up. Our yearly Cost of Education study shows it’s becoming harder for parents. But with the right financial planning, you could make things a bit easier.  

From schoolbags to college fees, as your children move to their next stage in life, your financial plan may need some future‑proofing too.

Whether your children are in primary, secondary or third level education, chances are you are counting the costs. If you have children in private school, then you have an additional expense which we will focus on in this article.