- Superannuation
- What is Superannuation?
- What are the benefits of Superannuation?
- Who can contribute
- SMSFs
- What are SMSFs?
- What are the benefits of SMSFs
- Setting up a Self Managed Super Fund
- Retirement Planning
- Allocated Pensions
- Term Allocated Pensions
- Guaranteed Annuities
- Superannuation changes 2007
- Reverse Mortgages
- What is a Reverse Mortgage?
Superannuation – Who can Contribute ?
Superannuation - Almost everyone can pay into a Superannuation fund. These include:
- Housewives
- Pensioners
- Children
- Self Employed
- Employed
- Unemployed
Superannuation under the age of 65 - Who can contribute:
No restrictions apply .
Superannuation between 65 and 69 inclusive - Who can contribute:
At the time of contribution, must have worked at least 40 hours over a consecutive period of no more than 30 days during the financial year; or contributions are mandated employer contributions**.
Superannuation between 70 and 74 inclusive – Contribution rules
Only personal Undeducted Contributions can be made provided the individual meets the work test (detailed in ages 65-69); or contributions are mandated employer contributions**.
Superannuation age over 75 - Who can contribute:
Individuals over the age of 75 can’t personally contribute, however, payments under a certified agreement or award can still be made at this time.




