Super
It's not your salary that makes you rich, it's your spending habits.
Boost your super
Retirement may be a long way off for some people, but it's never too early to start considering your retirement savings. The more you put in now, the higher level of super you will accumulate over time and the greater chance you will have the retirement lifestyle you have always dreamed of.
The 9% compulsory superannuation guarantee contribution may not be enough over the long term to give you a sufficient retirement nest egg. There are several ways you can boost your super including government co-contribution, voluntary contributions, salary sacrifice, spouse contributions and consolidating your super.
Co-contribution
How can you turn $1000 into $2000? No, it's not a magic trick - it's the ...
Salary sacrifice
Salary sacrificing some of your pre-tax income into your super could be a ...
Spouse contributions
Boost you and your spouse's super at the same time! A spouse superannuation ...
Combine your super
Most of us have had several other jobs in the past, which means that we may ...
Making contributions to Quadrant
If you would like to make a personal or spouse contribution to your super, we've got three easy ways you can do so:
- by regular deductions from your pay (with agreement with your employer);
- via BPAY. You will need the biller code and reference number to make these payments. Please contact us on 1800 222 209 or email us for details; or
- by posting a cheque made payable to Quadrant Superannuation along with a Personal or Spouse Contribution Form.
Due to legislative requirements, we are unable to accept contributions made in cash over the counter.
