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Catch-up Contributions

July 2019 sees the introduction of the new catch-up contribution rules, which allow people with less than $500,000 in super to make extra concessional contributions up to their previously unused $25,000 annual cap.



       


 


So, if $10,000 went into your super last financial year, this financial year you could put in $25,000 plus last year’s unused $15,000.


However, take care!


The rules only apply to unused contribution caps starting from the 2018-19 financial year. 


There are many eligibility and threshold tests throughout the superannuation system.


So, obtain advice and consider regular conversations about life insurance, superannuation, retirement, etc.


 


 


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