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Minimum Pension Calculator
This minimum pension calculator allows you to calculate the minimum pension income to be drawn from your superannuation pension. The calculation applies to both Account Based Pensions and Non-Commutable Account Based Pensions. Account Based Pensions are often also...
Tax on Superannuation Taxable Component
What is the taxable component in superannuation? There are two main tax components that make up a superannuation balance. These components are the Taxable Component and the Tax-Free Component (sometimes referred to as the Exempt Component). The Taxable Component is...
Reversionary Pension Beneficiary
A reversionary pension is an income stream pension that automatically passes to the reversionary beneficiary upon death of the original owner of the pension. A reversionary pension beneficiary is a person who will receive an income stream pension when the original...
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Transition to Retirement Example
This article walks you through a transition to retirement example and the transition to retirement rules. A transition to retirement pension income stream is an income stream commenced using your some or all of your superannuation savings while you are still working,...
Grandfathered Account Based Pension
A grandfathered account based pension is an account based pension where the assessment of the pension income is calculated using the deductible amount method. The current assessment of a non-grandfathered account based pension for social security or aged care purposes...
What is an Indexed Pension?
An indexed pension is an income stream that has income payments progressively increasing in value. The purpose of this is an attempt to ensure that the pension recipient has the ability to continue covering living expenses, despite the cost of living increasing due...
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