Can I access my super? FAQs about conditions of release
If you are under age 65 and want to access your super but not sure whether you are eligible, these answers to frequently asked questions may help.
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If you are under age 65 and want to access your super but not sure whether you are eligible, these answers to frequently asked questions may help.
Once you turn 60 and start withdrawing your super, the tax advantages of the super system come into play.
There are a series of hurdles you need to clear before you can access your super. The first is your age.
While super is designed to provide income in retirement, there are circumstances when you may be eligible to withdraw some or all of your savings.
Many of us dream of early retirement, but if you need to access your super to live the dream you need to tick a few boxes first, beginning with your age.
Once you turn 65 the last barriers to dipping into you super come down, even if you’re not ready to retire.
There are a number of ways of legally accessing super early via an SMSF. These strategies are useful in times of economic disruption such as the current disruption relating to the coronavirus pandemic.
One of the milestones in your super journey is reached when you turn 60 and can access your super tax free, under certain conditions.
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