Learn about the different ways you can boost your super balance.
After-tax
contributions
Got some spare money that you
have paid tax on? Put it into your
super and you may be able to
claim a tax deduction.
Government
co-contribution
If you are a low to middle-income
earner and make an after-tax
contribution to your super, you
may be eligible for a government
co-contribution of up to $500.
Salary
Sacrifice
Making regular pre-tax contributions
is one way you can build your
superannuation balance and
potentially save on taxes.
Contribution
splitting
You can split your pre-tax
super contributions to help
boost your partner’s super
balance and possibly save
yourself some tax.
Spouse
contributions
Contributing to your spouse’s
super can help grow their
retirement savings while
potentially enabling you to
receive a tax offset.
Consolidate
your super
Combining your super
accounts will enable you to
grow your super faster as you
are paying less fees and costs.
Super projection
calculator
This calculator can help estimate
how long you can expect your
super to last after you retire.
Calculate
Unsure of the best
option for you?
Let our financial planning
team assist in making the
best choice for your situation
We're here for you during COVID-19
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As Australia continues to grapple with the impact of COVID-19, many of us are facing decisions that we may not have needed to make on a regular basis. One of those could be whether you should withdraw your super early.
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We’ve listened to the questions you’ve been asking about your investments and put together answers to assist with your concerns.