Superannuation bring-forward contribution

[@AboutRetirementTV]

Do you find this strategy beneficial?

[@chollypaderanga307]

Thank you, Katherine... your updates are very important to us.

[@AboutRetirementTV]

I am so very happy Cholly, that you find them beneficial and helpful 😀

[@anthonydias9876]

Very well explained Kathrine,thank you!!!

[@AboutRetirementTV]

Thank you Anthony, happy to hear it is helpful 😀

[@jonh9561]

Great content as always Katherine and the case studies at the end are particularly helpful in understanding the topic of your videos. Thankyou.

[@AboutRetirementTV]

Hi John, lovely to hear from you and thank you for the comment. I might include example of case studies more and more often. Thanks and take care 😀

[@ciraymorantte]

How do I know how much non-concessional contributions I have already made?

[@josephcosta1802]

Hi Katherine, I am 72 and working full time, if I make non-concessional contribution, can I claim a tax deduction for that amount from my tax return with a "notice of intent" ?( I have reached my concessional contribution cap of$27500) Or will I have to pay more tax for exceeding the cap ? Joseph.

[@AboutRetirementTV]

Hi Joseph, generally $27500 is all you can contribute to claim tax deduction. There are exceptions, but that is going to a personal advice, hence I would need to speak with you first in order to provide a correct advice.

[@josephcosta1802]

@@AboutRetirementTV Thanks Katherine,I think You have answered my question.My super also gave me the same advice.

[@TheJesskeo]

I love you

[@AboutRetirementTV]

I am glad you found those video of mine helpful Jess 😀

[@oodleyboo]

Thank you for keeping us updated

[@AboutRetirementTV]

Great that this is helpful