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October 2025 Super booster newsletter

Division 296 super tax explained (including calculator)
The Albanese government has bowed to pressure to make amendments to its controversial tax on super funds with more than $3 million, and announced a short consultation period. Read more.
Division 296 super tax explained (including calculator)
The Albanese government has bowed to pressure to make amendments to its controversial tax on super funds with more than $3 million, and announced a short consultation period. Read more.
Division 293 super tax explained (including calculator)
High-income earners pay extra tax on their concessional super contributions, so it’s important to understand the rules. Read more.
Division 293 super tax explained (including calculator)
High-income earners pay extra tax on their concessional super contributions, so it’s important to understand the rules. Read more.
MySuper funds: What they are and who offers them
Default MySuper funds have been undergoing a makeover in recent years, with performance under the microscope and fees falling. Read more.
MySuper funds: What they are and who offers them
Default MySuper funds have been undergoing a makeover in recent years, with performance under the microscope and fees falling. Read more.
Lifecycle super funds: What they are and how they perform
Lifecycle funds are designed to reduce risk as you near retirement without sacrificing returns; recent research shows many do just that but you need to know what to look for. Read more.
Lifecycle super funds: What they are and how they perform
Lifecycle funds are designed to reduce risk as you near retirement without sacrificing returns; recent research shows many do just that but you need to know what to look for. Read more.
Super fund performance: Monthly returns to April 2026
Super funds bounced back in April despite ongoing volatility and are on course for another positive financial year. Read more.
Super fund performance: Monthly returns to April 2026
Super funds bounced back in April despite ongoing volatility and are on course for another positive financial year. Read more.
Super news for October 2025
Changes announced to Div 296 and LISTO, few super funds get retirement tick of approval; Taxing times for $3m funds; Rest, Macquarie in regulator’s sites; Aware Super/TelstraSuper merger. Read more.
Super news for October 2025
Changes announced to Div 296 and LISTO, few super funds get retirement tick of approval; Taxing times for $3m funds; Rest, Macquarie in regulator’s sites; Aware Super/TelstraSuper merger. Read more.

Overseas super transfers: Issues and strategies

Wednesday 22 October 2025 at 4:00 pm AEDT

Do you have retirement savings in overseas pension or superannuation schemes that you want to transfer to Australia? Or are you looking to transfer your Australian superannuation benefits to a foreign fund?

This webinar will  take you through all the relevant rules and restrictions, and highlight the tax outcomes that you need to be aware of.

Q: Regarding the FHSS scheme, I understand that each financial year you are limited to counting $15,000 in super contributions towards your FHSSS releasable amount, and the total contributions counted towards the release can’t exceed $50,000. How is the carry-forward contribution (i.e unused cap of earlier years) treated in relation to this $15,000 cap for each financial year? Will carry forward contribution be eligible to be released as well considering it represents different financial year contribution?

A: No, additional carry forward contributions do not increase the amount that can be counted towards a FHSS release from a financial year.

Although the contributions may be utilising a prior year’s contribution cap, it is when they are received by your super fund that determines the financial year they are included in for the purposes of FHSS.

Will you have a capital gain to declare this financial year? Learn how you could reduce the resulting tax bill with a super contribution.

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