Co-contribution calculator

The Money Solutions 'Co-contribution calculator' can be used to work out the amount of superannuation co-contribution you could be entitled to receive from the Government. The result will be based on the information you provide and the actual amount may differ if not all income has been included.

This calculator generates factual information about the effect of those methods on take home pay and superannuation benefits. It does not constitute a recommendation or statement of opinion about superannuation and is not to be relied upon for the purpose of making a decision in relation to a financial product.

We suggest you consider seeking advice from Money Solutions before making any financial decision. The calculator only considers a limited range of issues and does not consider all of your personal circumstances.

Enter your details below to find out how much you may be entitled to receive under the Government Co-Contributions Scheme. Choose different 'personal contributions' amounts to see how your contribution can change the amount you receive from the Scheme.

How to use this calculator



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Salary and contribution details
 
 
 
Gross income (from your employer)* $  per
 
Investment income (eg. interest) $  per
 
Other income (eg. Bonus income, Retrenchment benefit) $   per year
 
Reportable fringe benefits $   per year
 
Total gross annual income $ 0     
 
 
Superannuation details
 
Personal contribution (after tax) $ per
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  Your total annual gross income^ $ 0   
 
  Your super (after tax) $ 0   
 
  Your co-contribution entitlement $ 0   
 
 
Maximum co-contribution
  To be entitled to the maximum co-contribution amount  
 
 
  The after-tax contribution will need to be* $ 0 per annum  
 
  Your maximum co-contribution entitlement will be $ 0   
 
  *Note: If you contribute less than this amount, you may still get a reduced co-contribution payment from the government when applicable.  
 
 
     
 
 
 
 
 
  Depending on your income and the amount you contribute to your super each year, you may be entitled to receive a further super contribution from the Government. Under the Government's Co-contribution Scheme, you may be entitled to receive up to $1000 each financial year.  
 
  As an incentive to encourage personal contributions, the Government will match the amount you contribute (up to $1000), depending on how much you earn.  
 
  Does this soundlike a good strategy for you? Would you like to start contributing to super or to find out how you can increase your super balance? We can show you how...  
 
  Money Solutions provides single answers to super questions over the phone. You don't have to pay for a full financial plan when you need only some simple advice. Contact us to find out more or to speak to one of our Money Coaches.  
 
     
 
 
Contact us  
 
 
  Enquiries & Money Coaching:  
 
  Phone:          1800 046 144      8 am - 6pm (EDT), weekdays  
 
  Email: coach@moneysolutions.com.au  
 
 
     
 
  
 
 

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