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.

How do I choose a super fund?

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Task D4.1 Making a difference to my super
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Explore what factors affect super decisions and calculate how much money you might need to accumulate in order to retire.

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Wacky facts

  • Fact 8

    In 1910, the Commonwealth Government introduced a land tax to provide for more defence spending and to prepare for the increase in migration. The land tax was chosen to encourage large-scale land owners to subdivide their land and sell it to small-scale settlers.

Glossary

Tax credits

Amounts to be deducted from a tax bill, for example, franking credits and fuel tax credits.

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