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Tax and the super after-life Many people assume there is no tax payable on super benefits received after someone passes away, but that’s not always the case.
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Should I buy insurance through my super? While we all hope for good health, the reality is that some of us may struggle at times with sickness or injury. And that may affect your family’s financial wellbeing.
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How a super recontribution strategy could improve your tax position Withdrawing part of your superannuation fund balance then paying it back into the account, known as a recontribution strategy, may sound a little strange but it could deliver a number of benefits including reducing tax and helping to manage super balances between you and your spouse.
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How to boost your super with a lump sum If you’re lucky enough to have received a windfall, perhaps an inheritance or a retrenchment payout, your first decision will be what to do with it.
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How super contributions and withdrawals are taxed How super contributions are taxed Money paid into your super account by your employer is taxed at 15%. So are salary-sacrificed contributions, also known as concessional contributions.
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