Superannuation/Salary Sacrifice

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is there a list somewhere of all the things you can use for taking out super early (subject to compasionate grounds or any grounds)?

Do you mean a list of conditions of release? You should be able to do a google search for conditions of release along with your super fund name and get a list and processes for activating them.
 

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If at retirement age when i get access to my super i need to essentially use say 80% of it to clear my mortgage, and the remaining say 20% to renovate and do maintenance, meaning i then have zero super (but a fully paid off home) - am i likely to receive a full pension as my super is gone?
 
A question
If at retirement age when i get access to my super i need to essentially use say 80% of it to clear my mortgage, and the remaining say 20% to renovate and do maintenance, meaning i then have zero super (but a fully paid off home) - am i likely to receive a full pension as my super is gone?
Depends on your other assets. As a couple (?) you get full pension if you have less than ~$5K in income and ~$400K in assets.
 
Depends on your other assets. As a couple (?) you get full pension if you have less than ~$5K in income and ~$400K in assets.
Yeh of course.
Thinking if my projected super = projected remaining loan balance at same date + allowable cash allowed, ill run some numbers and see if i could switch to minimum repayments on my loan or even interest only for a period, help my cashflow now, and forget the stress
 
A question
If at retirement age when i get access to my super i need to essentially use say 80% of it to clear my mortgage, and the remaining say 20% to renovate and do maintenance, meaning i then have zero super (but a fully paid off home) - am i likely to receive a full pension as my super is gone?

You'd be means assessed - how much money in your bank account (s), super, other assets such as properties, shares etc....all of this will determine if you're eligible for the Aged Pension.
 
You'd be means assessed - how much money in your bank account (s), super, other assets such as properties, shares etc....all of this will determine if you're eligible for the Aged Pension.
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I know i have zero chance of paying off mortgage before i retire (other than an inheritance in meantime which i am not expecting), but maybe it doesnt matter. I am quite far ahead in my super balance compared with averages i have seen. But have zero other assets. No shares, nothing else.
 
Cheers
I know i have zero chance of paying off mortgage before i retire (other than an inheritance in meantime which i am not expecting), but maybe it doesnt matter. I am quite far ahead in my super balance compared with averages i have seen. But have zero other assets. No shares, nothing else.

Yeah super is good. It grows quickly over a long period of time.
 

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