Rollover and out

Article Abstract:

The appeal of rollover funds is disappearing as the restrictions for superannuation savings and personal income tax move further. The appeal is particularly disappearing among young Australian investors. The reason can be attributed to changing rules of the process since its introduction, the 15% income tax, and the 90-day grace period.

Case studies, Economic aspects, Rollovers (Finance)

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Predatory practices

Article Abstract:

The treatment of superannuation funds by employers in Australia is discussed, with focus on the outcome of a case heard in the British High Court where an employer used excess funds in one plan to fund another.

Cases, Laws, regulations and rules, Defined benefit plans, Defined contribution plans, United Kingdom. High Court of Justice

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Twice upon a time

Article Abstract:

Profitable potential tax savings can be made in retirement by recontributing lump-sum payouts back into the original or a new superannuation fund.

Finance, Tax planning, Retirement income

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