CPSA Webinars
CPSA Planning for Later Life webinar series
CPSA’s webinar series focuses on planning for later life, meaning each topic covered will encourage viewers to start thinking about and preparing for later life events. The first two webinar recordings can be found below.
More webinars to come
CPSA plans to host four more webinars in 2021. To be the first to know about upcoming webinars subscribe to our weekly newsletter, THE VOICE. You can do so by clicking the button below.
On 10 December 2020, CPSA hosted its second webinar ‘Death by Webinar’. The title of the webinar does not mean you will die while watching but simply signals that this webinar covers issues to do with death and dying. CPSA staff were joined by Christopher Zinn, Board Member of the Cemeteries & Crematoria NSW and consumer rights and empowerment advocate to discuss all things death and dying.
On 12 November 2020, CPSA’s policy staff went through, in detail, how the pension is indexed every March and September. This webinar was recorded and is now available for viewing. Click the video above to watch the recording. Viewers can expect to gain an understanding of an important retirement income procedure that will be useful in planning for retirement.
Free Health Education Sessions
The Health Promotion Service for Older People offers free education sessions on several health topics. The topics currently on offer are:
- Arthritis,
- Oral Health Care,
- Diabetes Awareness,
- Healthy Bones & Osteoporosis,
- Medicine Management, and
- Healthy Brain: Healthy Life
The free education sessions are taking place online via Zoom web conference calls.
Would you rather be financially secure now or when you're dead?
A new CPSA publication Would you rather be financially secure now or when you’re dead? explains why it is necessary for most retirees to use their capital to fund their retirement and suggests a few ways in which it can be done without running out of money before you die.
Information on the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Combined Pensioners & Superannuants Association
The voice of pensioners, superannuants and retirees on low incomes
CPSA advocates for a better deal for pensioners, superannuants and retirees on low incomes – and has done so since 1931.
CPSA aims to improve the living standards of pensioners of all ages, superannuants and low income retirees, and promote their rights and dignity.
The greater our membership, the louder our voice
Membership is open to all those who support the Objectives of CPSA. Become a CPSA member today.
Membership costs only $15 per annum which includes a free print copy of our monthly publication THE VOICE of Pensioners and Superannuants delivered to your door.
THE VOICE of Pensioners and Superannuants
CPSA’s monthly publication since 1958
The printed version is free for all members and is $32 for non-members. The eVOICE is also available for free.
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Combined Pensioners & Superannuants Association
Serving pensioners, superannuants and retirees on low incomes
Serving pensioners, superannuants and retirees on low incomes
CPSA is a non-profit, non-political, membership association aiming to improve the standard of living and well-being of its constituents. We’ve done this since 1931.
CPSA advocates for a better deal on matters such as cost of living, health services, aged care, disability care, transport and housing.
CPSA also provides benevolent relief to pensioners of all ages, low income superannuants and low income retirees.
CPSA is funded by donations, membership fees and government grants
All donations, no matter how small, are gratefully received. Donations make a huge difference.
NSW Seniors Activities Guide
The NSW Seniors Activities Guide has information about activities in town and country NSW.
Whether it’s sports, games, chats, book clubs, social groups or anything else,
the NSW Seniors Activities Guide can help you find the contacts for the local activities that interest you.