Super

What are the rules for working after retirement in Australia? Several Australians may find themselves after retiring from their 9 to 5 occupations at a bit of a loss. Some may decide that they aren’t ready to be fully retired and reenter the workforce in a new fashion. It’s a more common practice than you […]

In the event of a divorce, your’s and your partner’s superannuation is one of the assets you may need to consider. It might be the last thing on your mind, but it’s essential to realise that complex laws can apply. Walking away with superannuation untouched is not always possible in a divorce. Superannuation splitting laws

With many super funds currently being closely examined to ensure that they are meeting industry standards, you’ll want to make sure that your super is performing satisfactorily with your potential retirement. People tend to want to know how to compare super funds. However, no matter the kind of super fund you opt for, you will

You might share many things with your partner, such as a mortgage, a family, or a car. But did you know that you might be able to boost their super for them? Making a Super Contribution for your spouse could be on the cards. Depending on your relationship, you may have discussed with your partner

When it comes to your retirement super funds, you want to ensure that you have an amount to allow you to live comfortably. That’s why you may want to examine it closely and make sure that you aren’t losing out on money that could be going towards your retirement. Checking on your super regularly can

If you have missed a super payment for your employees or haven’t paid it on time (or to the correct fund). In that case, you must lodge the superannuation guarantee charge (SGC) statement and pay the SGC to the Australian Taxation Office. As an employer, you must make super payments for those employed under you

Are you aware of the changes to “choice of fund” rules? Have you heard the term “Stapled Super Fund” being thrown around online? This year has seen a lot of amendments and changes to the rules governing superannuation funds and their providers. These changes may have an impact on how you as an employer deal

Retirement might seem like a far off dream for many in the workforce. However, it’s never too early to start thinking about how much money you might require to live comfortably. Now might be the right time to ask yourself “How Much Super Should I Have?”. Your super balance will most likely fund your retirement.