The Government co-contribution is an initiative to help Australians boost their super. If you are eligible, every $1 you put into your super as an after tax contribution will be matched by the Government up to a maximum of $1,000 per year. The $1,000 co-contribution is available for incomes up to $30,342, reducing by five cents for each dollar of income up to $60,342. The Australian Tax Office (ATO) is responsible for administering the co-contributions scheme.
A superannuation fund that is regulated under the Superannuation Industry Supervision (SIS) Act and complies with the operational standards specified in the Regulations.
A fee charged by some funds as a percentage of all contributions received. Prime Super doesn't charge any contribution fees.
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