Salary sacrifice
Salary sacrificing into super involves reducing your take-home pay to put more money away for your retirement. See what you need to know with AMP. Read more
Spouse contributions
If your other half is a stay-at-home parent, working part-time or out of work, find out how spouse super contributions could benefit you both financially. Read more
Government co-contributions
If you’re a low to middle-income earner and make a contribution to your super fund, you might be eligible for a government co-contribution of up to $500. Read more
Tax deductible super contributions
If you’ve made or are making an after-tax contribution into your super, you may be able to claim a tax deduction at tax time. Find out more with AMP. Read more
Downsizer contributions
Those aged 65 or over can put up to $300,000 into their super using the money from the sale of their main residence, regardless of caps and restrictions that otherwise apply. Find out more with AMP. Read more