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Introduction:
1. Pay your life insurance premiums out of your superannuation.
2. Pay your Permanent and Temporary Disability Insurance premiums with your superannuation funds.
3. Increase your tax return by salary sacrificing.
4. Reduce your superannuation fees.
5. Access government co-contributions.
6. Get more coverage for your life insurance for the same amount.
7. Reduce your insurance premiums.
8. Increase your Income Protection insurance as your income increases.
9. Start a regular savings plan.
10. Access your superannuation and reduce your tax bill (age 55+).
11. Invest tax effectively.
12. Consolidate your debt
13. Consolidate your superannuation funds.
14. Review your superannuation investments.
15. Buy sell insurance – cents for dollars
16. Stepped vs. level insurance premiums
17. Out of date insurance policy definitions
18. First home saver accounts.
19. Buy/Sell Agreements and The Importance of a “Business Will”
20. It is important that employers invest in the employee benefit program offered to staff.
21. Key person protection
22. The insurance risk
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Chapter 2. Pay your Permanent and Temporary Disability Insurance premiums with your superannuation funds.

These are 2 other insurance policies that can be paid with your super funds.  Until September 2007, most super funds only allowed Income Protection premiums to be paid if the benefit period was 2 years.  Changes in legislation now mean that Temporary Disability (Income Protection) premiums for benefits to age 65 can be funded through superannuation.

Advantages:

a.  Access your superannuation funds to pay essential bills now if cash flow is tight;

b.  Total and Permanent Disability insurance premiums may be tax deductible when structured through superannuation (Similar to life insurance in chapter 1 above).

Disadvantages:

c.  Income Protection insurance premiums are tax deductible anyway.  This means that you can reduce your taxable income by paying the Income Protection premiums with your personal income ie not using superannuation;

d.  Accessing your superannuation now will compromise the amount you have left in retirement;

e.  Tax may be payable on any Total and Permanent Disability benefits.

 

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