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Here are some things you could do now to boost your super and retire with more.
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If you... | Then you may want to... |
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Are an employee | Get more from your pay through salary sacrifice |
Are employed, self-employed or earn a taxable income from other sources (such as investments) | Add to your super and get a tax deduction by making voluntary deductible contributions |
Have money outside super that you’d like to invest for retirement | Convert your savings into super savings by making voluntary contributions |
Earn less than $60,400View disclaimer1 p.a., of which at least 10% is from your job or business | Get a super top-up from the Government |
Have a spouse who earnsView disclaimer1 less than $40,000 p.a. | Boost your spouse’s super and reduce your tax by making spouse contributions |
Are selling business assets | Convert business capital into retirement savings |
Are aged 55View disclaimer2 or over and plan to sell a residence that you've lived in as your family home | Upsize your super with downsizer contributions |
Disclaimer1 Income threshold applies for the 2024/25 financial year. Further information available at ato.gov.au. Includes assessable income, reportable fringe benefits and reportable employer super contributions. Other eligibility conditions apply. This is the disclaimer text for disclaimer 1
Disclaimer2 Since 1 January 2023, the age reduced from 60 to 55. This is the disclaimer text for disclaimer 2
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