Grow my super
Grow my super
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Want to live your very best life when you retire? Growing your super is the answer.
To live the life you really want after you retire, you’ll need to be financially fit and ready for it. One of the best ways to achieve this financial readiness is to gradually grow your super over a long period of time.For most members, your employer contributes a minimum of 10% of your salary into your super account each year, but there are other ways to grow your nest egg.1
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Salary Sacrifice
Also known as a before-tax contribution, salary sacrifice is an agreement with your employer to make super contributions from your before-tax salary. You could lower your income tax while boosting your super at the same time.
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After-tax Contributions
Also known as voluntary contributions, after-tax contributions to super are made using your take-home pay or savings. While putting more money into a tax-effective environment, you could also get a top up from the Commonwealth Government.
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Low-Income Super Tax Offset (LISTO)
(Only applies to Super SA Select members)
If you’re earning less than $37,000 each financial year, the LISTO could see the Commonwealth Government refund into your super up to $500 on before-tax contributions such as employer contributions or a salary sacrifice.
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First Home Super Saver (FHSS) Scheme
(Only applies to members of Super SA Select and Flexible Rollover Product investors)
Looking to buy your first home? With the FHSS Scheme, you have the opportunity to build a deposit within your superannuation account.
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Government Co-Contributions
If you’re earning less than $56,112 in the 2021/22 financial year, you may be eligible to receive an extra contribution from the Government, up to $500.
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