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Super
What future
is your Super funding?
Superannuation allows Australians the opportunity to retire with a greater level of comfort and security.
But what if the super that we retire with has been funding the environmental destruction and runaway climate change we need to avoid?
What if, by being invested in fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas, our super funds deliver us a polluted world to retire into?
Is your Super funding climate change? Watch to find out
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Is your super fund is investing your retirement savings in polluting fossil fuels?
ANALYSIS
June 2024
Could major super funds already divested from Whitehaven Coal start getting back in?
Our new analysis has found that some of Australia’s largest super funds could re-invest their members’ retirement savings in Whitehaven Coal, after having already excluded this climate wrecker through policy.
Report
May 2024
The Climate Wreckers Index
The superannuation industry’s $150 billion fossil fuel fixation
Report
April 2024
Hot air: How pumped-up active ownership claims are failing our climate
Market Forces’ latest analysis shows there is no correlation between investor support for directors at major fossil fuel developers and those companies’ climate performance.
Report
October 2023
The Great Superannuation Greenwash
How Australia’s largest super funds are using members’ retirement savings to vote against climate action
Campaigns on individual funds
Are you a member of one of these super funds? Find out more and join the campaign:
HESTA Divest
Join the movement calling on HESTA to stop investing in fossil fuel companies causing climate destruction and strain on the health system.
Hostplus Divest
Hostplus invests on behalf of many young Australians working in cafes and restaurants, as well as workers in the tourism, sports, and recreation sectors, which face the brunt of climate impacts.
UniSuper Divest
While Australia’s academics, scientists and researchers work on climate change solutions, their super fund is investing their retirement savings in the companies causing the problem.
Did you know?
Australia’s 30 biggest super funds invest an average of
9% of members’ share investments
in the 190 worst companies expanding coal, oil and gas.
If this average were consistent across the super industry,
over $140 billion
of Australians’ retirement savings would be invested in this dangerous group of companies.
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