Making super contributions once you reach age 67 is more difficult as you need to meet the requirements of a work test. Here’s a simple guide to understanding the rules and how they affect you.
Accessing super: Reaching age 65
You can access your super in Australia when you turn 65. It is the most straightforward condition of release. To apply for your super benefits you should contact your super fund.
How to make super contributions after you’ve retired
Once you’re in retirement, making super contributions gets a lot trickier. But it’s not impossible if you understand the rules and are willing to use different types of contributions.
Starting a new business in retirement
So, you’re looking to start a small business to keep you busy in retirement? Here’s Bambi Price’s step-by-step guide to help get you get started.
Working in retirement: Busting the age barrier
Whether by choice or necessity, more Australians are embracing working for longer. Yet there are obstacles to overcome when you’re looking for work in your 50s and older.
Are you getting your slice of the Age Pension Work Bonus?
The Work Bonus is an incentive to keep pensioners in the workforce. Find out whether you’re eligible for this fortnightly boost to your pension.
Can I return to work after I access my super?
We look at the rules that apply if you change your mind about heading back to employment after retiring.
The financial and health benefits of working into retirement
A recent CEPAR report also examined research which showed that working part time into retirement may have a positive impact on the physical and mental health of Australians.