Service update: Our Coach team will be unavailable from 7-9 May and will return to normal operating hours from 9am Monday 12 May.
If you need assistance, our Member Services Team is still available on 1800 060 215.
Service update: Our Coach team will be unavailable from 7-9 May and will return to normal operating hours from 9am Monday 12 May.
If you need assistance, our Member Services Team is still available on 1800 060 215.
Make extra payments to your super and you could set yourself up for a fab retirement.
Did you know you can top up your super at any time? We call this ‘after-tax contributions’. They’re also sometimes known as non-concessional contributions, voluntary contributions or personal super contributions.
If you’re able to, making extra contributions through salary sacrificing can have a SUPER impact on your financial future.
Are you or your partner thinking about taking some time away from work? There are still a couple of ways you can add to your super.
At Child Care Super, we want your employees to have a fab retirement. That’s why we created SUPERSUPER, a shop-and-save program that gives people a new way to save more super, every day.
Are you thinking about downsizing your home? Well, we have some great news for you! If you’re 55 or older and ready to downsize, you could add up to $300,000 to your super from the sale. Now that’s some SUPER savings!
Saving enough money for a home deposit can be a huge challenge. But did you know you can use your super to help you save for your first home deposit faster?
Understand the limits, or caps, on your before-tax and after-tax super contributions.
Superannuation can be complex, for more details about contribution rules and limits (caps) and their tax treatment, please see the How Child Care Super Works Guide .
This material has been prepared for informational purposes only. Any taxation, legal and other matters, including any interpretation of existing laws, referred to in this material is not intended to represent or be a substitute for specific taxation or legal advice and should not be relied on as such. You should obtain professional advice from a registered tax agent or legal practitioner. Existing laws may change from time to time.
All information is general and does not take account of your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before deciding whether this information is appropriate for you please consider speaking with a Child Care Super Coach or a financial adviser.
Page last updated 20 November 2024
