accessing super early
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Retiring early due to ill health? 6 steps to stay on track
Retiring early due to poor health can really have an impact on your retirement plans and finances, so here’s 7 tips on what to consider.
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Your tax guide to accessing your super under age 60
If you’re eligible and thinking about tapping into your super before you turn 60, it’s worth checking the tax implications first. In some cases, you may be better holding off for a while.
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Early release of super on compassionate grounds
While compassion is a general term, the ATO applies strict rules when deciding whether you can withdraw some of your super early on compassionate grounds.
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Early release of super due to severe financial hardship
You may be able to withdraw a small lump sum from your retirement savings if you are in severe financial hardship and not otherwise eligible to access your super, but strict rules apply.
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Early release of super for illness or injury
Being sick or injured is stressful and difficult financially. Early release of money from your super could help relieve the pressure.
