New Superannuation Tax Cap Changes & if it affects you.
General Advice Only: Read out Privacy Policy, Fee's and AFSL accreditations here https://wealthlab.com.au/compliance-p... See where you stand: free retirement readiness quiz → https://wealthlab.com.au/retirement-q... Ready to talk? Free intro call, no obligation → https://wealthlab.com.au/strategy-rev... Several important superannuation changes are coming in the new financial year and if you’re contributing to super or nearing retirement, they could affect your strategy. From higher contribution caps to the new payday super rules, it’s important to understand how these changes may impact your tax position and long-term retirement planning. In this episode, Scott and Phil unpack the latest updates following the release of Australia’s average wage figures and what they mean for superannuation limits. They also discuss potential tax changes being debated in Parliament and some of the hidden traps Australians should watch out for when managing their super contributions. You’ll learn: How the concessional contribution cap is increasing from $30,000 to $32,500 Why the non-concessional cap will likely increase from $120,000 to $130,000 What the new “payday super” rule means and how it could accidentally push you over contribution caps How high income earners could be affected by Div 293 tax when contribution timing changes Why triggering the bring-forward rule accidentally can limit your future super contributions 00:00 Introduction to Superannuation Changes for 2026 00:12 AWOTE Figures and Economic Indicators 00:40 Impact of AWOTE Numbers on Interest Rates and Economy 02:38 Implications of Increased Concessional and Non-Concessional Caps 03:41 Payday Super: New Rules and Potential Traps 05:24 Strategies to Manage Contribution Timing and Caps 07:35 Upcoming Changes to Capital Gains Tax on Property 11:36 Super Balance Taxation Over 3 Million Dollars 14:01 Impact of Proposed Super Tax on Large Funds 14:49 Planning Contributions and Avoiding Traps 16:55 How to Properly Claim Tax Deductions for Super Contributions 17:59 Summary and Final Tips for Financial Planning This episode is for Australians who are actively contributing to super or planning retirement in the next decade. Understanding these rule changes early can help you avoid costly mistakes, optimise tax outcomes, and ensure your super strategy stays aligned with the latest regulation About Wealthlab Wealthlab helps Australians build wealth, grow businesses, and live life on their terms, through smart financial advice, investing strategies, and financial education. 📲 Follow Us: Instagram: / wealthlabau Facebook: / wealthlabau Disclaimer: General advice only. This content doesn’t consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider whether it’s appropriate for you and read our FSG before acting. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Wealthlabplus Pty Ltd (AFSL 485478). General Advice Only: Read out Privacy Policy, Fee's and AFSL accreditations here https://wealthlab.com.au/compliance-p...

Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage With Super at 60?

WRAP accounts for wealth accumulation & retirement

The New Super Rule Starting 1 July 2026 — What You Need to Do

Hjalmar Schacht: How One Banker Created Nazi Germany’s Economic Miracle Documentary

Chichvarkin Saves Putin | Vitaly Portnikov

When Super Fund Advice Can Cost You the Age Pension

Inflation, Deficits, Interest Rates: Warning, Immediate Danger!

Too many Australians' retirement savings are being wiped out, says ASIC | The Business | ABC NEWS

$432,000 of coffee, the August retirement trick, and the super loophole the ATO hasn’t closed

How the Age Pension Really Works (With Real Case Studies)

This Mistake is Costing Aussie Retirees Millions.

should we pay our mortgage down before upgrading? (clip from ep924)

Finance expert warns Aussies to act now on little-known $100,000 super tax break | 7NEWS

URGENT UPDATE - Iran War Expert: A Mass Casualty Attack Is Coming! | Robert Pape

In Your 50s or 60s? Do This Before You Retire

Can Borrowing More Help You Pay Off Your Home Sooner?

Big mortgage in your 50s? Why super may beat paying it off

Ask an Adviser: Offset v Superannuation v Debt Recycling – Who Comes Out On Top?

The Income ETF Mistakes Costing Aussie Retirees Millions

