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Grow Your Super
Will you have enough money in your superannuation account to fund your dream retirement? Many people will struggle to reach their dream retirement without adding a little bit extra to their super. Money can be paid into your super account in a number of ways - by your employer, by you, and sometimes even by the Federal Government.
Employer Contributions
Generally, your employer pays a percentage of your salary as a super contribution.
Voluntary Contributions
Most people will struggle to reach their retirement goals without adding to their super.
Maybe it's a good idea to pay some extra money into your super account.
Salary Sacrifice
Salary sacrifice means you 'sacrifice' part of your before-tax (gross ) salary as a super contribution.
Government Co-contribution
Take advantage of the Government's co-contribution scheme to make your super grow faster.
Self-Employed Contributions
You may be eligible to make personal contributions to super as a self-employed person and claim tax deductions for these contributions.
