What would happen to your super if you died tomorrow? And who can you give it to? A sibling? A parent? A pet? This episode, no question is off limits for Charles Azzopardi from UniSuper Advice as we haul this often avoided topic out of the too-hard basket.
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This podcast was published on 23 October 2019. The information was current as at that date and may now have changed.
Your hosts are Lyndon Horsburgh and Tania Meade.
Produced by Lyndon Horsburgh.
A big thanks to our special guest Charles Azzopardi, Private Client Adviser with UniSuper Advice.
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