Let the Government boost your super savings
The Government giving out cold hard cash sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? We're happy to report that this is one of the few times when there's no need to be sceptical. The Government really will put up to $1,500 into your super account if you're eligible and you make your own contribution to your super. They call it a co-contribution and it's their way of helping you to help yourself.
Speak to your financial adviser immediately to determine whether you meet the criteria to qualify for this strategy.
The key to your financial future is a series of small, sensible steps. The general advice provided here doesn't take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs and because of that, the very first step is to speak to your financial adviser. Your financial adviser can take you through all of these strategies and many more besides. They know your personal financial situation and are perfectly placed to pick out the strategies that are going to work for you, and then help you implement them.
For more information, please read Government co-contributions
If you'd like more information, talk to your financial adviser. If you don't have an adviser, we can help you find one.