Understanding contributions splitting

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Considering how eligible clients can split certain super contribution with their spouse can be a powerful strategy to boost retirement savings, help with balance equalisation or tax-effectively manage insurance held through super. While not required to be offered by super funds, where your clients have the choice, contributions splitting can open a number of planning opportunities.

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This podcast explores how this calendar year has seen global equities drop 35.8% from their pre-pandemic high but have since recovered 52.4%, a drop from the February high of 2.4%.

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This podcast explores how this calendar year has seen global equities drop 35.8% from their pre-pandemic high but have since recovered 52.4%, a drop from the February high of 2.4%.

Podcast

This podcast explores how this calendar year has seen global equities drop 35.8% from their pre-pandemic high but have since recovered 52.4%, a drop from the February high of 2.4%.

Podcast

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