Casual worker?

04 Dec 2017

Being casual may be great for some things. But super's not necessarily one of them.

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A little extra can make a big difference

Take a look at the different ways you can contribute to your super, even when you’re not working.

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Personal contributions

Put a bit more away today and build a better tomorrow

If you find yourself with a bit of extra cash, putting it into super could be a great option. You’ll benefit from super’s tax-friendly environment and have the flexibility to claim a tax deduction.

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Government co-contributions

Be rewarded for adding more to your super

If you earn less than $51,813 per year in 2017/18, you could be eligible for up to $500 contributed to your super by the government, when you make a personal contribution with your after-tax pay.

Salary sacrificing

Top up your contributions with pre-tax dollars

When you choose to ‘sacrifice’ part of your before-tax salary to go to your super account, these contributions will be taxed at a maximum rate of 15%, which is generally less than your marginal tax rate.

Casual worker?

Take a super health check

A little extra can make a big difference

Personal contributions

Put a bit more away today and build a better tomorrow

Government co-contributions

Be rewarded for adding more to your super

Find out more

Salary sacrificing

Top up your contributions with pre-tax dollars

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