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DBD is one of the best super products if you look at long term return, which provides very stable and predictable benefits.
The return is based on salary increases that are supposed to be slightly higher than CPI, and promotion/position salary adjustments. You will probably be surprised to see how much your hourly rate is changed over 10 or 20 years time.
Once again, this product emphasizes more on stable gain other than aggressive investment returns. Of course people are even better off if they get promoted during the time of their employment.
Self contribution reduction to 4.45% is probably the best option if 7% is not affordable, which maintains the DBD returns by diverting money going to the accumulation component back to DBD, minus employer contribution tax 15% of that part.
Half self contribution 3.5% reduces super returns dramatically, so it is only an option when someone is really desperate for cash.
Pre-tax contribution, or salary sacrifice, is a double-sided sword, as it saves a bit tax but has other tax implications and may affect the government co-contribution entitlement. Professional advice is absolutely necessary before making such a decision.
However, if you read the fine prints of the PDS documents, DBD formula is subject to amendment in case of continuing unsatisfactory investment return. And this super fund is actually now in its "monitoring stage" that might be the initial phase of the amendment process. |
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