transfer balance cap
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Understanding the difference between your total super balance and your transfer balance cap
The acronyms may be similar, but your total super balance (TSB) and transfer balance cap (TBC) are not the same thing. We clear up the confusion and explain how they affect what you can do with your super.
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Transfer balance cap (TBC) for super pensions: How it works
The transfer balance cap limits the amount you can transfer from your super savings into a tax-free pension. The cap is currently $2m but you may have a different cap depending on when you started a pension.
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How to take advantage of the increased Transfer Balance Cap
An increased Transfer Balance Cap creates opportunities to transfer more into the tax-free retirement phase and contribute more to super but beware the fine print!
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Q&A: Can I benefit from the increased transfer balance cap if I’ve already started a pension?
Q: I started a pension with $1.7 million on 1 July 2022. Can I move a further $200,000 into pension phase from 1 July 2023 post indexation?
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Q&A: What happens if I start a pension and gains push the balance over the transfer balance cap?
Q: If I set up a pension phase with the maximum $1.7 million transfer balance cap, what would happen if one of the investments in that portion made a significant capital gain, pushing the balance over $1.7 million?
