Grow and add to your super
Sometimes, the small things can make a big difference.
Discover the ways you can make extra contributions. You might even enjoy a few tax concessions along the way.
1. Consider the advantages of salary sacrifice
By giving up some of your before-tax salary, you can help boost your super and potentially reduce your tax.
2. Get a boost with personal contributions
Find out about Government co-contributions; and contributing to your spouse or partner’s super. You may be able to claim a tax deduction for certain personal contributions.
3. Finding other super
Are you missing any super? If so, there are easy ways to find it. And you can save on fees by consolidating multiple accounts. However, first make sure any insurance policies won’t be affected.
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Watch our videos to learn more about some of the ways you could boost your super.
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