Understanding the difference between your total superannuation balance and your transfer balance cap
Don’t know your TSB from your TBC? We explain the difference and why it counts.
In your 50s? The super rules that apply to you
When you reach your 50s and retirement beckons, it’s time to get serious about your super. Here are the key rules that apply to this age group.
In your 60s? The super rules that apply to you
When you reach your 60s, the rules around making contributions and withdrawals from your super account start to change, so it’s important to know what’s what.
In your 20s, 30s or 40s? The super rules that apply to you
In the early years of your career, there’s a lot competing for your hard-earned dollars. But your super is important too, so here’s the lowdown.
In your 70s? The super rules that apply to you
Although some people are still working in their 70s, making super contributions becomes more difficult, so it’s important to know the rules.
In your teens? The super rules that apply to you
That first job can be exciting, but it’s important to remember that your weekly pay comes with super contributions. Here’s the key rules that apply to you.
Superannuation rule changes from July 2021
Keeping up with the constant rule changes to super can be tricky, so here’s our annual list of what you need to know.
Key superannuation rates and thresholds for 2021–22
With so many recent changes to super, we’ve compiled this handy list of the rates, caps and thresholds that now apply.
Indexation of the Transfer Balance Cap
While applauding the indexation of superannuation caps for cost-of-living increases, Meg Heffron argues for more simplicity and less red tape.
How to take advantage of the increased Transfer Balance Cap (including calculator)
If you have already retired, or are close to it, from 1 July 2021 you may be able to boost the amount in your tax-free super pension account.
What are the super and Age Pension rules for same-sex couples?
It was not that long ago that same-sex couples and families were treated differently to other couples and families for income tax and super law purposes.
