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HESTA acknowledges the important contribution Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples make in creating a strong and vibrant

Australian society.

$36b in assets

More than 800,000 members

About HESTA

What we’re about

Health and community services

Our members Responsible long term investing

What is super?

Super is money that has been invested for you to use in

your retirement

Super9.5% of your gross pay

Take home pay

Total salary

Employer

Super basics

How much do I get?

Current superannuation guarantee rate 9.5%

2016-21

10%2021-22

10.5%2022-23

11%2023-24

11.5%2024-25

12%2025-26

So, how can you build your super balance?

How can you make it happen?

Adding an extra $20 per week now, can make a huge difference later!

Growing your super comes down to what you put in and earning interest over time

Before-tax contributions

Also known as Salary Sacrifice

That so called ‘sacrifice’ from your before-tax income can make a real difference later.

Pre-tax Less tax

Contribution type Contribution limit

Before-tax contributions (concessional)

• employer• salary sacrifice• self-employed

$30,000 p.a.

If 49* or over you can contribute $35,000 p.a.

After-tax contributions(non-concessional)

• after-tax voluntary• spouse

$180,000 p.a.

If under 65 can pay $540,000 in one year, then $0 for next 2 years.

You must provide your tax file number (TFN).*For Individuals who are aged 49 years old or over prior I July 2016.

Know your limits

After-tax contributions

It’s never too late to add to your super, and it’s easier than you’d expect!

How much extra super could you get from the government?

Total income forfinancial year (2016/17)

After-taxcontribution required

Maximum governmentco-contribution

$36,021 $1,000 $500

$38,000 $868 $434

$42,000 $600 $300

$46,000 $334 $167

$51,021 $0 $0

You could getthe low income super contribution!

$37,000Do you earn

or less?

It’s never too late… or too early

to start building your super

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See how different contribution decisions impact on their final super balances at age 67.

Contribution decisions

Jill, Tom & Sue

• Tom, Jill and Sue are all 25 years of age

• Each earn a gross salary of $45,000 p.a. (excluding super @ 9.5%)

• $0 super balance

Case Study

$368,000

$483,000

$454,000

$350,000

$400,000

$450,000

$500,000

No extra contributions made $20 weekly contributions fromage 25

$40 weekly contributions fromage 45

Extra contributions make a difference!

Assumptions: Investment earnings of 6.50% net per year and employment is constant until age 67. Inflation of 2.5% per year and figures are in today’s dollars (i.e. the final value is discounted for inflation). Figures include SG contributions of 9.5%. Calculated at 01/03/2016. This example is an illustration only and is not guaranteed. Actual outcomes may differ. Investments may go up or down.

Case Study

Tom makes no additional contributions to super

Tom

$368,000

$483,000

$454,000

$350,000

$400,000

$450,000

$500,000

No extra contributions made $20 weekly contributions fromage 25

$40 weekly contributions fromage 45

Extra contributions make a difference!

Case Study

Assumptions: Investment earnings of 6.50% net per year and employment is constant until age 67. Inflation of 2.5% per year and figures are in today’s dollars (i.e. the final value is discounted for inflation). Figures include SG contributions of 9.5%. Calculated at 01/03/2016. This example is an illustration only and is not guaranteed. Actual outcomes may differ. Investments may go up or down.

Jill contributes $20 extra week from her take home pay over the next 42 years

Tom

Jill

$368,000

$483,000

$454,000

$350,000

$400,000

$450,000

$500,000

No extra contributions made $20 weekly contributions fromage 25

$40 weekly contributions fromage 45

Extra contributions make a difference!

Case Study

Tom

Jill

Sue

Assumptions: Investment earnings of 6.50% net per year and employment is constant until age 67. Inflation of 2.5% per year and figures are in today’s dollars (i.e. the final value is discounted for inflation). Figures include SG contributions of 9.5%. Calculated at 01/03/2016. This example is an illustration only and is not guaranteed. Actual outcomes may differ. Investments may go up or down.

From age 45, Sue contributes $40 extra per week from her take home pay

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