Personal Contributions
In addition to your employer contributions or salary sacrifice contributions, you can can also provide voluntary contributions or deposit lump sum amounts.
Boost Your Super
Will you have enough money in your superannuation account to fund your dream retirement? Many people will struggle to reach their dream retirement without adding a little bit extra to their super.
Money can be paid into your super account in a number of ways - by your employer, by you, and sometimes even by the Federal Government.
Have a look at some of the ways you can Boost Your Super! You may be surprised at just how simple it can be.
Salary Sacrifice
You may be able to provide your contributions on a salary sacrifice basis, saving tax! If your employer agrees, you can contribute before-tax dollars to your super account rather than receiving them as income.
Consolidate and Save!
In these days of a mobile workforce and frequent career changes, you may well have been a member of several super funds over the years. If you haven't moved your account balance each time you changed jobs and funds, you probably still have money in several different accounts. Combining your accounts may have some real advantages!
Members
- Mercy Super - Always for you.
- How to Join
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- Boost Your Super
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- QCH opening - What does it mean for your super?
- The Flood Levy