Best Way to put Navra units/warrants in super ?

Discussion in 'Superannuation, SMSF & Personal Insurance' started by seaview, 13th Apr, 2008.

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  1. Rob G

    Rob G Well-Known Member

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    At 55, super should be considered as an investment environment in many cases.

    Yes, you can draw an income stream and it will attract a 15% rebate if funded from super contributions and earnings.

    BONUS is that the portion funding your income stream can earn income tax-free within the super fund, so it does not deplete your balance so much by drawing on it.

    BONUS is that you might still be able to make tax deductible contributions at the same time.

    Look up Transition to Retirement Income Streams on the ATO website as a basic education.

    Of course, exactly how you do it and with what products requires specialist advice.

    Cheers,

    Rob
     
  2. BSB

    BSB Active Member

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    Another great source of information (note: NOT advice) is your Financial Information Service (FIS) Officer at Centrelink. They can talk thru some of the options and how it might affect/influence pension entitlements etc...