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Co-contribution
By Dejan Pekic
B.Comm, Dip FP, CFP

Superannuation Co-contribution for 30 June 2009

The Federal Government Co-contribution was introduced from 1 July 2003. It is a Federal Government initiative to encourage low to middle income earners save for their retirement within superannuation.

Effectively, if you make a contribution of up to $1,000 into your superannuation account before 30 June 2009, the Federal Government will add an additional sum to that amount provided you are earning less than $60,342 this financial year.  

The table below shows you how much the Federal Government will contribute for various amounts.

If your total
annual
income is:

...and you make
personal contributions of:

...then the maximum Government
co-contribution is:

$30,342 or less

$1,000

$1,500

$31,342

$967

$1,450

$32,342

$933

$1,400

$33,342

$900

$1,350

$34,342

$867

$1,300

$35,342

$833

$1,250

$36,342

$800

$1,200

$37,342

$767

$1,150

$38,342

$733

$1,100

$39,342

$700

$1,050

$40,342

$667

$1,000

$41,342

$633

$950

$42,342

$600

$900

$43,342

$567

$850

$44,342

$533

$800

$45,342

$500

$750

$46,342

$467

$700

$47,342

$433

$650

$48,342

$400

$600

$49,342

$367

$550

$50,342

$333

$500

$51,342

$300

$450

$52,342

$267

$400

$53,342

$233

$350

$54,342

$200

$300

$55,342

$167

$250

$56,342

$133

$200

$57,342

$100

$150

$58,342

$67

$100

$59,342

$33

$50

$60,342 or more

$0

$0

 

 

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