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yes kristine you are correct. i was referring to the govt co contribution paid to eligible low income people, sliding scale. nothing to do with the 9% paid by employers. previously the govt co contribution assessment did not add back rental losses to accessible income when determining how...

some find they are no longer eligible for co contribution if they have investment properties, the rental losses are added back to their income assessed for the super co contribution, after submitting their tax return. it was not always the case but has been that way for a couple of years?

another issue re super is the fact that the rules keep changing. that can create a lack of confidence in the product/structure. also the taxes for low income people can act as a disincentive. plus the rules re how much can be put in in later life, keep changing etc. govt seems to keep...