When can you access your super?

For most people, superannuation is the most important tool for building their retirement nest egg. While the government offers numerous tax incentives to help you accumulate savings faster, it also places restrictions on when you can withdraw your super to ensure you use these savings to fund your retirement.

These restrictions are known as the ‘preservation rules’ and help to ensure that your super savings remain inaccessible until you meet a condition of release – and are available to you when you really need them in retirement.

If you’d like advice on whether and when to withdraw your superannuation, you can book an appointment online to organise a complimentary, no-obligation consultation with a Commonwealth Financial Planner and start planning for your ideal retirement today.

 

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