Maximising the UK State Pension While Living in Australia
By making voluntary contributions, a UK expat living in Australia may be able to maximise their UK State Pension.
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By making voluntary contributions, a UK expat living in Australia may be able to maximise their UK State Pension.
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The Age Pension is a government payment that supports senior Australians. To qualify, you need to meet specific criteria.
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When investing for the long term, it is hard to look past the benefits of personal deductible contributions to superannuation. These voluntary contributions allow you to reduce your personal income tax while also building retirement savings in a tax effective environment. In this article, we will explain how personal deductible contributions work, who can benefit
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If you want maximum control and flexibility over managing your superannuation, you should consider an SMSF.