Members of regulated superannuation funds have no restrictions for making voluntary contributions prior to reaching 65 years of age. However, from 1 July 2020 the government has proposed to increase this age limit and allow 65 and 66 year olds to contribute without restrictions.
This proposal will also extend the ability for members to make bring forward contributions, potentially making more individuals eligible to make 3 years of contributions.
The proposed changes only relate to voluntary contributions, as employer contributions have different rules relating to individuals over the age of 65.
“Proposed changes to super contribution age limits create new opportunities to build retirement savings later in life.”

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Changes to age limits determine how long you can continue adding to super.
Proposals reflect the reality that many Australians are working later into life.
Extended contribution windows may allow people to strengthen super balances closer to retirement.
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The proposals aimed to increase the age at which individuals could make voluntary super contributions, allowing people to continue contributing later in life.
The changes were designed to reflect longer working lives and give Australians greater flexibility to build retirement savings as they age.
Older Australians still working, self-funded retirees and those receiving windfalls later in life may benefit most from extended contribution opportunities.
No. Proposed changes must be legislated before becoming law, so it’s important to confirm current rules before acting.
Not immediately. Reviewing your strategy is sensible, but decisions should be based on confirmed legislation rather than announcements alone.
Yes. The change was proposed to allow 65 and 66-year-olds to make voluntary contributions more freely, which can include both concessional and non-concessional contribution types (depending on eligibility).
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