Show Notes
The team at Super Fierce are on a mission to empower women financially and they're starting with super. They're helping Aussies easily compare and switch to lower cost super funds, potentially saving them thousands. Phil chats with Trenna Probert and Gemma Mitchell about how the platform works, their free SOA (yes you read that correctly) and what opportunity there is for advisers and Super Fierce to partner together. You can even play Blingo to find out how much cash you'll need for your dream retirement! https://www.growgold.com.au/
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