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Think new $3m super cap won’t affect you? Here’s how it could
Unintended consequences could include insurance payouts, non recourse property loans and even death benefits.
Peter BurgessContributorThe government’s decision to introduce a $3 million cap on super balances above which earnings will be taxed at a higher rate has certainly got the hares running. At face value, this seems surprising.
After all, this proposal will not be introduced until 2025 (assuming Senate approval), is estimated to affect only 80,000 superannuation balances and will only add a predicted $2 billion annually to the government’s coffers.
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