Gemma Mitchell

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7,116 appearances 28 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 6d ago

Gemma Mitchell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Australian Finance Podcast · How to boost your super by $100,000 · 27 Aug 2026 podcast

Another reason that you might do the super split. voice-verified

Other than just, you know, compounding and things is so I used to do it with my ex husband um to cover his insurance premiums because we wanted enough money going in there. voice-verified

So you can do stuff like that. voice-verified

So um the money that goes over is non-concessional for the person that receives it, but it stays on the concessional contribution for the person who earned the money. voice-verified

So it's not a way for you to get undue cap if you're going to go over it or get a higher cap. voice-verified

Um, you don't share the cap. voice-verified

It's just moving the money over, and then that money has a job within that person's super. voice-verified

But again, that's a form that you do. voice-verified

Yes, so timing around what when you want to retire is really important and you need to know which ages different things come into play. voice-verified

So for super, you've potentially got access from 60 if you retire, whereas if you're still working. voice-verified

Um 65 is the next kind of goalpost that they don't care if you're working or not. voice-verified

So you need to know what assets you have and how they're going to fund your retirement. voice-verified

For example, if you wanted to retire at 58, you're going to need at least two years of income before you can access super. voice-verified

So that's the first layer. voice-verified

And then super might kick in. voice-verified

If you are going to be relying on the age pension, which the age comes in at 67 eligibility. voice-verified

You need to make sure that you have enough of your own money, whether it's super or outside super, to fund your lifestyle between whenever you decide to retire and then 67. voice-verified

So there's these key ages that you kind of want to plot out and go, when do I want to retire? voice-verified

What do I have access to? voice-verified

How does that actually help me? voice-verified

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