Salaam Wealth on We Used to be Journos
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This episode of We Used to Be Journos is proudly brought to you by Salaam Wealth. Salaam means peace in Arabic and that's exactly what Salaam Wealth offers. It's superannuation that gives you peace of mind and that's aligned with Islamic principles. So whether you are religious or you're just conscious about where your money goes, Salaam's investment approach avoids gambling, alcohol, weapons and pornography. Instead, your super can be invested in areas that support things like infrastructure, healthcare, renewable energy, and it stays aligned with your faith and your values. Salaam is supported by a diverse community of Australians, including finance professionals, community leaders, and high-profile sports people, including cricket legend Usman Khawaja. And Jan, let's be honest, you and Admin don't exactly get along. We do not. Good news then, signing up to Salaam superannuation can be done online. It takes about five minutes. You just need your textile number, your phone, and your email. And Jan, I reckon even you can handle that. Yep, that is easy to me. So go to salaam.com.au, that is S-A-L-A-A-M.com.au. and discover why thousands of Australians are choosing superannuation that aligns with their faith, their values, their community, and their future. Et Media and Salaam recommend consulting a licensed financial advisor before making any financial decisions.
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