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September 25th, 2020
If you earn below $54,837 a year, you could be eligible for a super co-contribution of up to $500. It’s a great way to grow your super without having to do it all yourself. Here’s how it works.
Put a little extra money into your super before the end of the financial year and, if you’re eligible, the Government will chip in up to 50c for every dollar you pay, up to $500.
Exactly how much you receive depends on what you earn and how much you contribute. Broadly speaking, you’ll receive more if your income is below $39,873, and less the closer your income is to the $54,873 cut-off.
To receive the co-contribution, simply:
Once you lodge your tax return for the year, the ATO will pay any co-contributions into your super account automatically.
To be eligible, you must:
You can find more details on our dedicated Government Co-contribution webpage. You can also use the link on that page to tell us that you’ve made a payment.
For more information about eligibility, visit the ATO’s webpage on Super Co-contributions.
If you have questions about this or any other super matter, please call our Member Services Team on 1300 360 149 or email us.
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