Jacob Fenech

Makes a lot of sense.

Cool.

That's a good one.

So that's number four.

All right.

I'm keen for number five, mate.

You might not know this off the top of your head, but how far back could I go?

Okay, we'll put some links in the show notes to more information on that because that sounds like I'm thinking, to be honest, I'm thinking of someone that's like doesn't want to invest in their own name, acknowledges that soup is a really good way for them to do it.

They're thinking of retiring in the next 10 or 15 years, maybe in 20 years, whatever their circumstance may be.

They're thinking, well, I could do this.

You know, I could put extra in and I could do it regularly.

I feel like, yeah, money for jam.

Okay, cool.

I like it.

Okay, question for this.

Let's say if I'm a high-income earner and my money goes into the super fund and it goes above the $27,500.

So is that 30% on the $27,500 or is it anything above that?

I feel like I remember something around like being able to withdraw amounts above the $27,500.

Okay, cool.

Good to know.