It's Not Too Late To Maximise Your Super In 2024! | Investing Explainer

[@shaunminehan]

good work team - and dont forget carry forward concessional contributions. an excellent way to top up even more if able to do so.

[@Boababa-fn3mr]

Yeah. I recently discovered that my carry forward allowance is $56k, which is good, because I have some catching up to do.

[@shaunminehan]

carry forward is 5 years Bryce, not 3 years.

[@mkefiro]

Would like to do an episode on investment options in super? Premixes, index options, members direct, etc?

[@TheCRTrainor]

Yes "Choice" options in some/many funds...

[@Skippy89]

Very informative, and explained simply. Thanks guys 😊

[@joepistone8922]

People often forget franking credits in super. Due to the lower tax rate. Franking credits can bump on 2-3% depending on what you invest in.

[@marionjoy9475]

haha.. excellent Ren! keep everyone honest, and positive ..

[@HDeemand]

The issue i see with super is the employer’s contribution frequency. A lot employers contributes every 3 months / quarterly. This does affects the end result of dollar cost averaging.

[@faketaxi9011]

This is changing from 01 Jul 26 employers will be required to pay SG at the same time as salary and wages

[@HDeemand]

@ is still long time with change of gov looming soon. I hope it will get implemented sooner.

[@kasmstamps1897]

2:25 concessional contributions while on jobseeker isn't worth it. I just did after tax.

[@anthonyreed480]

Here's a tip: pull your super out and spend it all. You heard it here first.