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With cost-of-living pressures on the rise, putting money aside for retirement may not be high on your priority list. But if you can, even small amounts can make a big difference on your super balance when you retire, while also reaping the benefits of potential tax savings.
After-tax (non-concessional) contributions
- These are made to your super fund with after-tax money.
- This can include personal contributions made from your take-home pay, or contributions from a partner or family member on your behalf.
- Because non-concessional contributions have already been taxed at your marginal tax rate, they are not taxed when they are received by your super fund.
- You may also be able to make these contributions and claim them on tax after 30 June.
Salary sacrifice (concessional contributions)
- This is when you and your employer agree to pay a portion of your pre-tax salary as an additional contribution to your super.
- This can also be a tax-effective strategy, especially if you’re paying more than 15% tax on your wage.
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