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Tax and your super
Investing in super is one of the most tax-effective ways to save for life after work. Superannuation is generally taxed at a lower rate than other investments or savings. This is to assist Australians like you build retirement savings and incentivise additional contributions, to improve your final balance when you wind down work.
How much super should I have at my age?
Do you know how much super you have? See how your balance compares to others’ your age, and if it’s going to be enough to provide a comfortable retirement.
Plus, we’ve listed some tips to help you get your balance on track.
Plus, we’ve listed some tips to help you get your balance on track.
It’s never too late to start planning for retirement
Whether retirement is right around the corner or decades away, there’s a few things you can consider now to help you live your best possible lifestyle when you’re no longer working.
4 super ways to make the most of the super tax rules
Contributing to super can be a fantastic way to save for the future, but there’s an added advantage that’s often forgotten—super can also be a great vehicle to save on tax. Here are 4 ways to make the most of tax incentives.
Boosting your super can come with perks
Start boosting your super today and secure your financial future. with after-tax contributions. Dive into contribution types, eligibility for government co-contributions, and convenient BPAY methods for making contributions. Learn about key end-of-financial-year deadlines, tax deduction strategies, and how advice can help you make the most of your super.
Be smart with your super
Even the brainiest among us can make questionable choices when it comes to super. Here’s how to avoid the common trap of 'set and forget'.
Keep calm and carry forward
Ready to take your super to the next level? The carry forward rule may help you get there by making the most of your unused before-tax contribution caps from previous years.
Crucial steps to take 15 years from retirement
With retirement only around 15 years away, now’s the time to act. Here are five must-do strategies for all you 50-somethings out there. Covering debt management, tax optimisation, retirement savings and risk assessment.