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Upcoming events

Investing in your superannuation with confidence, with Mercer Super

Speakers: Yolande de Klerk, Mercer Super Trust Member Education Team and Jaspreet Kaur, Client Executive, Mercer Super

Date: Wednesday, 29 April 2026 
Time: 12.30pm—1.15pm AEST
 

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Join Mercer Super for an insightful webinar exploring the vital role superannuation plays in securing your financial future. In this session, Mercer will guide you through the essential factors to consider when selecting the right super fund, including fees, risks, long-term growth potential, insurance options, and how well it aligns with your retirement objectives.


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Preparing for Tax Time

Speaker: Jenni Nash, Partner at Grant Thornton

Date: Wednesday, 24 June 2026
Time: 12.30pm—1.15pm AEST
 

For the best experience, please access Microsoft Teams Live on your computer, or by using the Microsoft Teams app on your device.

 

Get ready for tax time with this practical webinar designed to help you understand key tax considerations ahead of end of financial year. Jenni Nash will share insights to help you prepare, know what information you may need, and navigate tax-time decisions. 


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Cotality Market Update with Tim Lawless

Speaker: Tim Lawless, Executive Research Director at Cotality Asia-Pacific

Date: Thursday, 17 September 2026 
Time: 12.30pm—1.15pm AEST
 

For the best experience, please access Microsoft Teams Live on your computer, or by using the Microsoft Teams app on your device.

 

Join Tim Lawless from Cotality for the latest insights into Australia’s property market. This session will explore current residential market conditions, housing trends, and the economic and demographic factors shaping the market, followed by a live Q&A.


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Economics Update with Luci Ellis

Speaker: Luci Ellis, Chief Economist at Westpac Banking Group

Date: Thursday, 26 November 2026 
Time: 12.30pm—1.15pm AEDT
 

For the best experience, please access Microsoft Teams Live on your computer, or by using the Microsoft Teams app on your device.

 

Hear from Luci Ellis as she shares insights into Australia’s economic outlook and the global trends influencing local markets. This session will cover key economic themes and what to watch for in the months ahead.


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Previous event

On the couch with Andrew McMullan:
AI isn’t coming- it’s already here 

Speaker: Andrew McMullan, Westpac’s Chief Data, Digital and AI Officer

Date: Thursday, 12 March 2026
Time: 12.30pm—1.15pm AEDT
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For the best experience, please access Microsoft Teams Live on your computer, or by using the Microsoft Teams app on your device.

 

Join Andrew McMullan, Westpac’s Chief Data, Digital and AI Officer, together with Cherie Hawker, Westpac’s National Manager, Corporate Partners, for a thought-provoking discussion on how artificial intelligence is impacting roles, the way we work and how organisations are evolving for the future.

 

Money fitness sessions that come to you

Our experts can tailor face-to-face (or virtual) seminars and discussions on areas that interest you and your organisation most. Topics include:
 

  • Keeping up with the rising cost of living
  • Buying your first home
  • Investing in property
  • Financing an investment property 
  • Borrowing money
  • Budgeting
  • Managing your home loan
  • Measuring returns on your investment
  • Planning for a brighter financial future
  • Planning your retirement funds

Buying a home

Understand the process

Buying property doesn't have to be overwhelming.

Finding your price range

Saving your deposit

Explore low deposit options, Government grants and more.

 Growing wealth

How to start trading

Know some of the risks and payoffs of trading ETFs, shares and more.

Investing in property

What to expect, a tailored rate, and guides for new and seasoned investors.

Get more from your money

Discover smart ways to save and invest your well-earned money.

Learn about budgeting

7-step savings plan

Help lower financial stress by setting targets and cutting a few costs.

Budget planner

Run the sums on your incomings and outgoings with our simple calculator.

Keeping up with the cost of living

Changing repayments

Learn about home loan repayments (when you repay less, you could pay more interest over the life of your loan).

Getting back on your feet

Life can be expensive. If you're going through a tough time, we're here to help.

Consolidating debt

Bringing other debts into one account with a lower interest rate could help you save on interest.

Learn in 2 minutes how to spot scams

  • Bank impersonationsBank impersonations
  • Business email compromise scamsBusiness email compromise scams
  • Investment scamsInvestment scams

Things you should know

Program eligibility: If you didn’t receive the link to this Corporate Partners Program site directly from your organisation, you may be ineligible to receive Program benefits. To check, ask your employer, community group or government organisation if they’re a Westpac Corporate Partner e.g. contact your group coordinator, HR or department head. If you still have questions, fill in a few details and one of our team will aim to get back to you within one business day.

 

The Webinar content represents the opinions of individual guest speakers across spoken topics and does not represent Westpac Group’s view. The content of the information provided in the Webinar is general in nature and has been prepared without taking your objectives, needs and overall financial situation into account. For this reason, you should consider the appropriateness of the information to your own circumstances and, if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.

 

This information is general in nature and has been prepared without taking your personal objectives, circumstances and needs into account. You should consider the appropriateness of the information to your own circumstances and, if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.