Picture Book · Super contributions

After tax, and bringing years forward

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A woman in her mid sixties with short silver hair sitting on a verandah holding an old photograph
Meet Helen. She's 66 and just received an inheritance.
A wooden crate of oranges filled to the top at a farmers market stall
The non-concessional cap is $130,000 a year for 2026–27 (as at 27 October 2026).
Three stepping stones leading across a shallow creek in sunlight
If she's under 75, she may be able to bring forward up to three years at once: up to $390,000.
A woman in her mid sixties checking a tablet at her dining table
Whether she can, and how much, depends on her total super balance at the previous 30 June.
A closed garden gate with a vine growing over it
If her total super balance was $2.1 million or more, her cap is nil for the year.
A woman in her mid sixties on the phone at her kitchen bench
Helen checks her balance before she contributes a cent.

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