Superannuation is money set aside over your working life to provide for your retirement. For most people, it begins when you start work and your employer starts paying a portion of your salary or wages into a super fund for you – these payments are known as super guarantee contributions or concessional (pre-tax) contributions.
Super funds invest your money in many things, such as shares, property and managed funds. They may also offer different types of insurance, such as life & TPD and income protection.
Our advisers can optimise your super such that you receive concessional special tax treatment compared to non-super investments. However, you can’t withdraw from super until you retire or reach your preservation age or reach conditions of release.
When it comes to investing over the long term, we believe that there aren’t many better tax-effective ways to save for your retirement. For more information, please contact one of our dedicated advisers at info@rwadvisors.com.au
Superannuation is money set aside over your working life to provide for your retirement. For most people, it begins when you start work and your employer starts paying a portion of your salary or wages into a super fund for you – these payments are known as super guarantee contributions or concessional (pre-tax) contributions.
Super funds invest your money in many things, such as shares, property and managed funds. They may also offer different types of insurance, such as life & TPD and income protection.
Our advisers can optimise your super such that you receive concessional special tax treatment compared to non-super investments. However, you can’t withdraw from super until you retire or reach your preservation age or reach conditions of release.
When it comes to investing over the long term, we believe that there aren’t many better tax-effective ways to save for your retirement.
For more information, please contact one of our dedicated advisers at info@rwadvisors.com.au
Superannuation is money set aside over your working life to provide for your retirement. For most people, it begins when you start work and your employer starts paying a portion of your salary or wages into a super fund for you – these payments are known as super guarantee contributions or concessional (pre-tax) contributions.
Super funds invest your money in many things, such as shares, property and managed funds. They may also offer different types of insurance, such as life & TPD and income protection.
Our advisers can optimise your super such that you receive concessional special tax treatment compared to non-super investments. However, you can’t withdraw from super until you retire or reach your preservation age or reach conditions of release.
When it comes to investing over the long term, we believe that there aren’t many better tax-effective ways to save for your retirement.
For more information, please contact one of our dedicated advisers at info@rwadvisors.com.au
