June is the calendar’s money month, and June 30th is the deadline for various financial decisions. Every financial decision is important, and adding to your superannuation before the June 30th deadline is worth considering.
If you’re self-employed or a professional with an irregular income, you can claim a deduction on personal concessional superannuation contributions. This will lower your taxable income, which may reduce your tax bill or increase your refund.
Investment earnings inside superannuation are taxed at a maximum of 15%. This is significantly lower than the marginal tax rate on investment earnings outside of super. Moving investments into superannuation provides long-term tax savings and quality growth opportunities. You must seek professional advice from your financial advisor or tax planner.
If your superannuation balance is less than $500,000, there is scope to carry forward unused concessional cap amounts from the past five years. This option is advantageous if you had a high taxable income year.
Superannuation is a high-yield investment vehicle. Each dollar invested benefits from growth in a low tax rate environment. When the opportunity exists to add to your superannuation portfolio, taking advantage when your circumstances allow is recommended.
“Contributing to super before 30 June can be one of the most effective ways to reduce tax and boost long-term wealth.”
Making additional contributions to your superannuation before June 30th is a wise financial strategy; however, it may not be suitable for everybody, and seeking professional advice will help determine if it is right for you. Individuals who:
You are in an excellent position to take full advantage.
Some conditions include age limits, eligibility rules, and caps, particularly if you are over 67 or nearing $1.9 million in total super balance. Keep in mind, time is running out for this financial year. Your super fund must receive the contribution before June 30th.
Speaking to your financial advisor is essential before making any decision. If you fit into the criteria and want to explore the option of making additional contributions to your super before June 30th, contact Cayle today for expert, tailored financial advice.
Our goal is to help you focus on long-term growth and wealth preservation.
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He has helped many Australians maximise their financial position and leverage opportunities, leading to sustained and profitable wealth accumulation. Contact Cayle today.

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Super contributions must be received by your fund before 30 June to count for the current financial year.
Concessional contributions are generally taxed at a lower rate than personal income, improving tax efficiency.
Understanding and monitoring caps helps avoid excess contribution penalties.
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Making additional contributions before the end of the financial year may reduce your taxable income while increasing your retirement savings in a tax-effective environment.
You can make concessional (before-tax) contributions such as salary sacrifice or personal deductible contributions, as well as non-concessional (after-tax) contributions, subject to caps.
Yes. Contribution caps apply to both concessional and non-concessional contributions, and exceeding them can result in additional tax.
Most people under 75 can make personal deductible contributions, provided eligibility conditions are met and a valid notice of intent is lodged with the super fund.
Yes. Super strategies can affect tax, cash flow and future contribution limits, so professional advice helps ensure contributions are appropriate and compliant.
A contribution only counts once it is received by the super fund, not when you initiate the payment — timing is critical as 30 June approaches.
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