Jun 28, 2022 | McEwen Investments Advice, Superannuation
This article focuses on accessing super due to early retirement from the paid workforce. There is a limited range of circumstances under which you might also access your super that are not related to age. Early access to super on the basis of permanent incapacity,...
Jun 2, 2022 | McEwen Investments Advice, Superannuation
For any super members who are in accumulation phase, now is the time to think about your super contribution strategies before the close of the financial year. For most of us, in each financial year we can make concessional (before-tax) contributions up to $27,500 and...
May 31, 2022 | McEwen Investments Advice, Superannuation
Contribution splitting is the process of transferring money from one partner’s super account into the other’s super account. There’s a range of reasons it might be useful, and rules around doing it. Read on to understand why you might do it and how it works. Who’s...
May 30, 2022 | McEwen Investments Advice, Superannuation
Using up to three years of caps in a single year Non-concessional contributions – the basics Non-concessional contributions (NCCs) refer to money you put into your super fund using after-tax dollars and don’t claim a tax deduction on. Some people choose to make...
May 24, 2022 | McEwen Investments Advice, Superannuation
Boost your spouse’s super savings If your partner is a stay-at-home parent, working part-time, out of work, or earning a low income then it’s likely they’re not earning much super. This means their super can fall behind. The good news is, there are ways you can...
