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Key superannuation rates and thresholds for 2026-27
A new financial year brings updated thresholds for a range of super measures. Take a look at the new numbers to check for opportunities.
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Concessional super contributions guide (2026–27)
Want to get more from your super? Start by understanding concessional contributions, the biggest and most tax-effective source of super savings.
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Non-concessional super contributions guide (2026–27)
Making a personal contribution into your super can be a great way to boost your retirement nest egg and enjoy the benefits of the super system.
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Transfer balance cap (TBC) for super pensions: How it works
The transfer balance cap limits the amount of your super savings you can invest in a tax-free pension for retirement.
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How is my Total Superannuation Balance (TSB) calculated?
Your total super balance determines whether you can use a range of valuable super measures. Learn how it works and what you could be eligible for.
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Division 296 super tax explained (including calculator)
The tax on super balances over $3 million is now law. Find out what it means and calculate your liability with our Division 296 calculator.
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Income tax calculator (2026–27 and previous years)
Enter your taxable income and the calculator will show your total tax, marginal tax rate and your effective tax rate.
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Australian income tax brackets and rates (2026-27 and previous years)
See every Australian income tax bracket and rate for 2026-27. Clear tables, plain-English explanation, and previous years for comparison.
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Division 293 super tax explained (including calculator)
High income this year? You may need to pay additional tax on your super contributions.
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Super fund choice, stapled funds and employer obligations
Know your deadlines and processes when arranging super for new employees because penalties may apply for getting it wrong.
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Accessing your super before 60: How much tax will you pay?
If you’re eligible and thinking about tapping into your super before you turn 60, it’s worth checking the tax implications first.
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Accessing your super after 60: Is it really tax free?
Once you turn 60 and start withdrawing your super, the tax advantages of the super system come into play.
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How superannuation is taxed: Super for beginners guide
Super is a very tax-effective vehicle for your retirement savings, but no-one said the taxation of super was simple. Here’s a quick overview.
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Case study: Making super contributions from compensation payments
It’s not widely known, but it’s possible to put money from a personal injury compensation payment into super without many of the usual limits.
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How much super do I need to retire on $80,000 a year?
How much super do you need to retire on $80,000 a year? Roughly $1 million to $1.4 million, depending on your age and investment approach.
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How much super do I need to retire on $60,000 a year?
How much super do you need to retire on $60,000 a year, a step up from the standard ‘comfortable’ benchmark? Expect $430,000 to $725,000.
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What are the current work test rules for super contributions?
If you are over age 67 there is still one type of contribution that needs to pass the test.
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Reversionary pensions: What they are and how they work
If you want your partner to continue receiving your super pension when you die, a reversionary pension can make the process easy for them at what can be a difficult time.
