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November 2024 Super booster newsletter

Super funds of the year awards: Best super funds for 2026
Find out which funds are delivering the best returns, products and services for their members. Read more.
Super funds of the year awards: Best super funds for 2026
Find out which funds are delivering the best returns, products and services for their members. Read more.

UPDATED SUPER FUND RANKINGS

See where your fund ranks over 8 timeframes. Now updated to 30 September 2024.

How superannuation works: Super for beginners guide
Super often ends up being your biggest asset outside the family home, so it pays to understand how it works and then to keep tabs on it. Read more
How superannuation works: Super for beginners guide
Super often ends up being your biggest asset outside the family home, so it pays to understand how it works and then to keep tabs on it. Read more
Making superannuation contributions: Super for beginners guide
It’s worth learning the main types of super contributions and what each one offers you. Read more.
Making superannuation contributions: Super for beginners guide
It’s worth learning the main types of super contributions and what each one offers you. Read more.
Super fund performance: Monthly returns to May 2026
Super funds continued their positive run in May and are on course to post a 9% return for the year to June 2026. Read more.
Super fund performance: Monthly returns to May 2026
Super funds continued their positive run in May and are on course to post a 9% return for the year to June 2026. Read more.
Super news for November 2024
The Trump effect on markets, Under-18s missing out on super, Cbus slammed for claims delays, Retirement attitudes changing. Read more.
Super news for November 2024
The Trump effect on markets, Under-18s missing out on super, Cbus slammed for claims delays, Retirement attitudes changing. Read more.

Advice options for planning your retirement

Thursday 21 November 2024 at 4:30 pm AEDT

The vast majority of Australians plan and start their retirement without any advice, with cost and trust being the main barriers. In this webinar we explore some of the key options for advice and guidance, including from financial advisers, super funds, retirement coaches and retirement income modellers.

Q: I made a non-concessionary bring forward contribution of $330,000 on 2 March 2023 (ie. the 22/23 tax year). I therefore assume I cannot make another contribution until the 25/26 tax year without incurring tax consequences. Can I make another non-concessionary bring forward contribution at any time during the 25/26 tax year (ie. from 1 Jul 2025 onwards) or do I have to wait a full three years (ie. until 3 March 2026)?

A: Thanks for getting in touch. The bring forward period commences at the start of the financial year you first exceed the non-concessional cap and encompasses three financial years from that time, assuming you are eligible for a three-year arrangement.

A three-year bring forward period that commenced during 22-23 will end on 30 June 2025, and further contributions can be made from 1 July 2025.

You can confirm the duration and end date of your bring forward period by logging in to MyGov and using the linked ATO service to see your superannuation information.

Find out how splitting super contributions with your spouse can maximise your super opportunities.

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