Boost your super
It pays to make extra contributions to your super
The key is to take advantage of compound earnings (the returns you receive on your investment returns) by starting with extra contributions as early as possible. Your earnings are reinvested to provide you with more returns, which helps grow your investment over time.
Salary Sacrifice
Salary sacrifice is where you agree with your employer to make extra payments to your super from your before-tax salary. By making salary sacrifice contributions, you may reduce your taxable income and end up paying less income tax as a result. Learn more...
Personal contributions
Making after-tax contributions can help you boost your super and may help you enjoy a more comfortable retirement. Find out how...
Government co-contribution
Want an extra $500 added to your super? By making an after-tax contribution to your super, you could be eligible to receive a co-contribution from the government. Find out if you're eligible...
Self-employed contributions
Super is a great way to a financially secure retirement for the self-employed. As an incentive for paying yourself super, you may be eligible to claim a tax deduction on your contributions. Find out more...
