Pension strategies must change

Article Abstract:

The recent amendments relating to non-commutable pensions have ended a tax-friendly strategy of withdrawal and recontribution used by Australians. By withdrawing the low, eligible termination payment threshold amount, and recontributing the same into superannuation, Australians were able to increase the tax-free portion of a pension being paid. The implications of the new rules are discussed and analyzed.

Government expenditures, Government domestic functions, Pension Funds & Benefit Plans, Taxes, Taxation, Finance, Economic policy, Social policy, Pension funds, Tax policy, Company financing, Australians

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Super a la carte

Article Abstract:

The self-managed superannuation fund can invest in anything that its trustees feel is likely to gain in value. However, there are rules on relating to the acquisition of the assets, which must be adhered to.

Management dynamics, Private Pension Funds, Management, Company business management

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