Quadrant Super : Super : Co-contribution

How can you turn $1000 into $2000? No, it's not a magic trick - it's the government co-contribution, and it is a very easy and effective way to boost your super. If you earn less than $61,920 and make an after-tax personal contribution to your super, you may be eligible for a payment into your super account.

The government will match $1 for every $1 you contribute to your super, up to a maximum amount of $1000. The co-contribution payment is based on your income and how much you personally contribute to super. See the table below, to find out how much you may be entitled to:

Your personal contribution is:	$1000	$800	$500	$200
Your income is: $31,920 or less	$1000	$800	$500	$200
$33,920	$933	$800	$500	$200
$35,920	$867	$800	$500	$200
$37,920	$800	$800	$500	$200
$39,920	$733	$733	$500	$200
$41,920	$667	$667	$500	$200
$43,920	$600	$600	$500	$200
$45,920	$533	$533	$500	$200
$47,920	$467	$467	$467	$200
$49,920	$400	$400	$400	$200
$51,920	$333	$333	$333	$200
$53,920	$267	$267	$267	$200
$55,920	$200	$200	$200	$200
$57,920	$133	$133	$133	$133
$59,920	$67	$67	$67	$67
$61,920 or more	$0	$0	$0	$0

Take our quiz below to find out if you are eligible for the government co-contribution.

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Co-contribution eligibility checklist