Your super may not be your biggest priority right now. But if you're not accessing the Government
co-contribution, you could be missing a great opportunity for some free super.
This financial year is the last year the Government is offering up to $1,000 in super co-contributions, with the maximum co-contribution likely to drop to $500 next year. It's simple to take advantage of this free hit for your super. But you will need to act before 30 June.
How does the Government co-contribution work?
- You make an after-tax super contribution before 30 June;
- If you're eligible, the Government will put some money in your super account too. The amount you receive will depend on your income, and how much you contribute;
- The free super is added to your super account after you lodge your tax return.
The maximum co-contribution of $1,000 is available if you earn less than $31,920 in 2011/12, and if you
contribute $1,000 of your own money. If you earn between $31,920 and $61,920, the amount the Government chips in reduces on a sliding scale.
Contribute today!
The two easiest ways to boost your super are:
- Via BPAY® – Call a Member Services Consultant on 1300 55 7586 to get these details; or
- Via cheque/money order – send a cheque or money order made out to the Plum Superannuation
Fund with the After-tax voluntary contribution form to us.
| Make sure we receive your contribution before 30 June 2012, so you don't miss out! |
Find out how much you could get
To find out if you’re eligible, or how much you could get please use our Co-contributions calculator. To find out more please call a Member Services Consultant on 1300 55 7586, Monday to Friday 8:00am to 6:00pm (Melbourne time).