What is Preservation Age? 
Your preservation age is the age you can access your super if you are retired or if you start a Transition to Retirement income stream, so called TTR – this is a topic of my future video.

Constant changes in super system, only creates confusion and requires keeping up with ongoing changes. The new financial year 21/22 will see some of the biggest changes in super system again.

Superannuation is how most people save for their retirement during their working life. Employers must contribute 9.5% of your taxable income to your super. This is set to rise to 10% from 1st July 2021 and progressively up to 12% by July 2025.

End of financial year 2020-21 – Super strategies End of financial year 2020-21 – Super strategies Every year in May and June we all start realising – “Another...

Property, Shares or Super? What is better?Property, Shares or Super? What is better?This is a question I get all the time. People are trying to figure out...

Catch-up Concessional Super Contributions Catch-up Concessional Super Contributions Often, when we reach the age of 50 or 60 we start to worry about our...

Let’s be honest, what we all really want from our superannuation/pension fund is: lowest charges, best returns with minimum risk, super fund that looks after your interest as members, and provides you with a free advice.

Introduction of “stapled funds” will allow for reduction of unintended multiple accounts, with duplication of fees, insurance, and consequently lost earnings

Since 1st July 2017 you have ability to contribute to super personally and still claim tax deduction for your contribution, which effectively provides you with the same outcome and benefit as salary sacrifice arrangement through your employer.

Superannuation can be really sexy and very exciting for your investing outcome, if you understand the game and use it to your advantage.

Superannuation, or super, is a form of savings for your retirement with money being contributed by your employer or you personally, if you choose to do so, over your working life, so you can enjoy retirement income, once you finish working.