Adding to your Super
There are a number of ways you can add to your super. Follow the links below to find out more about rolling into Cbus, Voluntary Contributions, Salary Sacrificing and the Co-contribution.Rolling into Cbus
By consolidating all your super into Cbus, you can reduce the fees you pay. Put simply, this means more money for your retirement. Find out how to rollover to Cbus.
Voluntary Contributions
You can make your own personal contributions, which can boost your retirement benefits. Saving as little as $20 extra per week can improve your retirement significantly. Find out more about Voluntary contributions.
Contributions Work Test
In order to make personal (after-tax) contributions to their super, members aged between 65 and 74 must meet the work test. If you're considering making personal (after-tax) contributions to your super, you should familiarise yourself with the eligibility criteria.
Salary Sacrifice
Salary Sacrificing simply means having some of your pre-tax salary paid into super. By salary sacrificing part of your salary to super, you can reduce the amount of tax you pay on this part of your income. Find out how to Salary Sacrifice.
