A $100,000 Milestone? Super Fierce's Trenna and Craig talk 'Blingo', Superannuation Gender Disparity, Positive Change, and Financial Wellness for Women
Big Swinging StocksShow Notes
Have you ever thought about how you want to retire? Because you should — especially if you're a woman.
The superannuation gender retirement gap means that women retire with a fraction of their male counterparts, and Craig and Trenna from Super Fierce want to change that.
Just like Big Swinging Stocks, Super Fierce exists to address the latent issues from finance's boys' club. Craig and Trenna are using their expertise from years of working at Macquarie (Trenna as Head of Strategy and Craig as Chief Investment Officer and Head of Innovation) to create a superannuation fund that makes wealth accessible to women through lower fees and a community centred on closing the gap.
In this episode Aleks talks to them about:
Their $100 million milestone
Why women are disenfranchised from super
How to determine if you're in a 'good fund'
Why they left Macquarie
Their best advice for their 20yro selves.
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