monkeytassle
Striker
What is superWhat would you do with it then
As I said paid down the mortgage so I can walk away at 50 with 500-600,000 or pile into super hence paying less tax but waiting longer for cash
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What is superWhat would you do with it then
As I said paid down the mortgage so I can walk away at 50 with 500-600,000 or pile into super hence paying less tax but waiting longer for cash
What is super
Superannuation or income tax.
So hypothetically
I’m early 40’s
Earn 100 a year plus 18 from rental property
Super = 200 only pay 15% tax
Mortgage 1 390 my house
Mortgage 2 440 rental interest is tax deductible
Want to retire at 50. Should I overpay mortgage 1, put more into super (can’t take till 60)
I have 2000 a month surplus
I’m prepared to sell property at 50 and move so that’s not an issue
So.......
Me, you & @Roker Mackem can have our own little secret club when our No Lays start paying the bills. I won't be discussing it with this lot.Oh the discretion not to talk about it.
An Aussie asking for financial advice on a football forum full of Brits.
claims to earn 100k a year but can't string a sentence together. hmmmmmmmmmmm are you in geordie shore?
Luk @ m, im rchr than u"Look at me, I'm richer than you!"
1) I’m from England
2) this is the wise SMB not football
Super Tax as featured between Park Lane and Mayfair. As any fule kno.What is super
My head hurt reading his postsSuper Tax as featured between Park Lane and Mayfair. As any fule kno.
What is super
Aye, but most of us knackers aren't going to know what a "super" unless it's Super Kev.
If you want some (probably clueless and shit advice) then I'd overpay the mortgage, presuming your "super" doesn't give you some sort of tax break and that it doesn't pay out loads more in interest than your mortgage company charge.
I'm guessing the thread's a wind-up though.
I smell bullshit but I'm not sure as Google translate blew up when trying to make sense of the OP.
Super is taxed at a lower rate and averages a return of 6-8%, which is more than the mortgage.
So super is a better investment purely on % but it would mean living on less cash between 50-60 years of age
Hence the question