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Superannuation is one of the most tax-effective ways to build long-term wealth—but it comes with rules. One of the most important is knowing how much you can contribute each year without triggering extra tax. These limits are called contribution caps, and staying within them can help you grow your retirement savings efficiently and confidently.

When it comes to growing your superannuation, understanding the difference between concessional contributions (CC) and non-concessional contributions (NCC) is essential. These two types of contributions offer different tax treatments, caps, and strategic advantages—especially for women planning for retirement or navigating midlife financial decisions.

Raising children in Australia has never been more financially demanding. From childcare and education to extracurriculars and everyday expenses, the cost of parenting continues to climb. Yet, despite these pressures, many Australian families are taking proactive steps to secure their children’s financial future. According to the Finder Parenting Report 2023, 57% of Australian parents have opened savings accounts for their children under age 12 (Godfrey 2023).