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Federal Budget 2020/21

October 7, 2020

The delayed and momentous 2020 Federal budget has been handed down. It contains some amazing figures. The normally fiscally conscious Liberal Nationals have turned spendthrifts in a bid to lift the country out of the COVID-19 induced recession. It wouldn’t be a budget without heroic assumptions and the biggest in this budget is the assumption […]

Last night’s federal budget stood out on a tax perspective and there were a couple of other positives to be found. Importantly, we’ve just clocked two consecutive budgets without major superannuation meddling. And the super changes we did get were positive. Pensioners The Pension Loans Scheme will be opened to all Australians over 65, including full […]

Last night’s budget was notable for its lack of major superannuation meddling for once. So, in the absence of any truly significant changes, we’ve pulled out the key points for you to consider.Pensioners Older Australians who lost their pensioner concession card by the pension assets test change introduced this year – you will be getting […]

Super Changes from 1 July 2017

February 10, 2017

The argy-bargy is over and late last year the government’s superannuation reforms from the 2016/17 budget passed through both houses of parliament. What does this mean? The reforms will come into place on July 1 2017, so here’s a rundown on some key changes. Transfer balance cap: From July 1 there will be a $1.6 […]

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