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Things to consider about your super before EOFY

The end of the financial year is almost here, a great time to think about your super.

You should read the articles below if;

  • you've made or are making an after-tax contribution into your super, you may be able to claim a tax deduction at tax time.
  • you're a low to middle-income earner and make a contribution to your super fund, you might be eligible for a government co-contribution of up to $500.
  • your other half is a stay-at-home parent, working part-time or out of work, find out how adding to their super could benefit you both financially.
  • you are not aware of the new laws from 1 July 2019. You may have your insurance inside super cancelled if your account has been inactive for 16 months.

To find out what’s right for you, give us a call on 03 9350 4100 before June 30 so we can help you achieve a better lifestyle in retirement.

Regards

Stonegate Wealth Solutions

Tax-deductible super contributions – are you eligible?

If you’ve made or are making an after-tax contribution into your super, you may be able to claim a tax deduction at tax time.

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Super co-contributions from the government – how you could cash in

If you’re a low to middle-income earner and make a contribution to your super fund, you might be eligible for a government co-contribution of up to $500.

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Spouse super contributions – when adding to your partner’s super pays

If your other half is a stay-at-home parent, working part-time or out of work, find out how adding to their super could benefit you both financially.

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Superannuation changes (including Protecting Your Super legislation)

Interested to know what recent changes to superannuation legislation could mean for your retirement savings? Here are the key super rules in place.

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