FNSFLT214 — Develop knowledge of superannuation

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What an assessment for FNSFLT214 must cover

41 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 2 performance evidence and 13 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Identify role of investments

1.1Identify role of savings and investments at different points of an individual’s life cycle
1.2Identify role of long term and short-term investments
1.3Identify and compare savings and investment patterns of Australia with other countries
1.4Identify purpose and characteristics of savings and investment vehicles used for short-term and long-term savings and investment

2 Develop knowledge of the superannuation environment in Australia

2.1Identify purposes and benefits of superannuation
2.2Identify basic terminology used for customers of the superannuation industry
2.3Identify the role of regulators and trustees in management of the Australian superannuation industry
2.4Identify and access sources of information about superannuation in Australia
2.5Document the locations and uses of the identified sources

3 Identify characteristics and structures of superannuation funds

3.1Identify and compare types of superannuation schemes and fund managers
3.2Identify common investment objectives and role of death benefits in superannuation schemes, and their related strategies
3.3Identify role and nature of preserved and non-preserved components of superannuation funds
3.4Identify common costs of administering and managing superannuation funds
3.5Compare examples of cross-section of superannuation funds’ performance over time and identify variables that contributed to performance

4 Foster active management of superannuation funds

4.1Identify importance and method of checking accuracy of superannuation statements
4.2Identify and apply techniques for analysing superannuation funds
4.3Identify minimum age that superannuation benefits can be accessed and the impact on fund management
4.4Identify structures and techniques for use of superannuation funds upon retirement
4.5Identify mechanisms to carry out an action in relation to an individual’s superannuation fund
4.6Develop questions on superannuation issues that may be put to employers and fund providers

Performance evidence

present overview of at least two different superannuation funds and at least one other type of longer-term investment vehicle.
In the course of the above, the candidate must: identify strategies and methods to make decisions regarding management of superannuation fund investment.

Knowledge evidence

key consumer issues relating to superannuation information
mechanisms to complete common actions in relation to an individual’s superannuation fund, including: gaining information and clarification, tracking lost contributions, lodging complaints
savings and investment patterns at different life cycle stages
key characteristics of superannuation in Australia, including the impact of population growth and societal ageing patterns
differentiating factors of superannuation funds useful for analysis
key types of short-term and long-term savings and investment vehicles
common terms and their meaning used in superannuation statements and other provisions
ways of using superannuation funds upon retirement
key regulatory bodies involved in regulating superannuation
basic features and its impact of legislation relating to superannuation
common patterns of savings and investments of Australia and other countries
roles of and relationships between participants in the Australian financial services industry, including banks and key financial intermediaries
techniques to interpret patterns, trends and financial information.

Foundation skills

Numeracy: Performs a range of mathematical calculations to interpret patterns and trends, and to compare financial information
Oral communication: Uses active listening and questioning to clarify and elicit information related to the topic or enquiry Participates in verbal exchanges to share information
Reading: Identifies, reviews and compares written and numerical information from a range of sources to identify key details relevant to the activity
Writing: Prepares written information and structures questions logically using correct terminology Describes concepts accurately and in a format appropriate for the audience and purpose
Self-management: Identifies, confirms and understands regulatory requirements Maintains up-to-date knowledge of superannuation issues required for own situation
Technology: Uses digital systems and tools to conduct research and complete tasks

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