Super is money set aside to provide for your retirement. Here are some things you should know. Choose a topic to investigate or use the breadcrumbs to return to the course overview page.

Where does super money come from?

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How can you ensure financial wellbeing when you retire? Discover the various ways your super can grow.

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Wacky facts

  • Fact 26

    The introduction of electronic lodgement of tax forms in the late 1980s not only reduced the time it took to send out returns from ten weeks to two weeks but had a significant impact on the incidence of repetitive strain injury among data processors at the ATO.

Glossary

Franking credit

A credit paid to shareholders for the tax already paid on a dividend distribution by the company. Franking dividends were formerly called imputation credits.

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