
Preservation Age and withdrawal from Super
Your Preservation age is the earliest age at which you can withdraw from superannuation with the condition of release of retirement.

Your Preservation age is the earliest age at which you can withdraw from superannuation with the condition of release of retirement.

The widely known Transition to Retirement or TTR strategy has gone through multiple changes in recent years, in some cases resulting in this strategy no longer being valuable for clients completely, in others reducing or limiting the value by comparison to the previous benefits.

Spouse contributions are a contribution made after tax from a spouse or defacto. After tax contributions are made from post-tax dollars and are not tax assessable within the superannuation fund.

The Government Co-Contribution is an amount that the government will contribute to your superannuation in recognition of you making a personal after tax contribution and meeting a list of criteria.

Concessional Contributions are the technical term for all contributions entering your superannuation account from pre-tax dollars or for which you will claim a tax deduction.
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