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... contributions are there too Make sure your fund has any additional contributions that you have contributed either through salary sacrificing or direct payments. 6. Look for any unclaimed super If you have ever changed your job, your name and your address ...
... some former students, the impact of indexation will outweigh the compulsory repayments they've had taken out of their salary throughout the year. "I've heard of students that feel like they're getting nowhere - that they're having these ...
... up in regular spending. One way to maximise the tax savings is to grow your super. There are two main ways to nail it. Salary sacrifice the tax savings 'Salary sacrifice' means asking your employer to have part of your before-tax wage or salary paid ...
... you are unable to work due to accident or illness. Payments are typically paid monthly at an agreed proportion of your salary, for an agreed period - which may be from six months to two years or to age 65. These are variables which are agreed in establishing ...
... to look out for your super from your 40s to 50s Maximise a pay rise What better time to top up your super than when your salary is set to increase? This way, you're less likely to miss it, and will have it available to you when you need it at retirement. ...
... if you don't ask, you don't receive! 1. Outline your achievements You need to show your boss why you deserve a salary increase, so have all the evidence ready. Prove your value to the organisation with examples of great work, such as sales numbers ...
... to deviate from your goal is going to be very helpful," says Khalil. "If you can set up an automatic transfer once your salary comes into your account to save towards a goal, or if you have the ability to round up transactions and have that money targeted ...