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Benefit Calculator

Fill in the details below to find out how much tax you could save if you purchase your investment property inside super.

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Current age
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If you have decided to buy a property, the next question you should ask is 'Should I buy it in Super?'  This calculator models how much tax you could save if the property is purchased in super and then converting your super to a pension at age 60.

How much tax you could save if you buy the property in super and sell it after:

5 years:

$35,761.56

10 years:

$104,275.66

15 years:

$306,980.50

20 years:

$564,345.97

25 years:

$933,148.35

30 years:

$1,460,751.63

For more information on how you could benefit

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You should seek professional advice

The Superannuation legislation regarding borrowing to invest is extremely complex. We recommend that you seek professional advice to gain a greater understanding of the requirements and to determine the suitability of this strategy for you. In the event that you do not have a professional adviser, we have experts available to help. 

WARNING - The information contained herein is provided as general information for illustrative purposes. It does not constitute a recommendation nor does it take into account any persons particular objectives, needs or financial situation. No representation is given, warranty made or responsibility taken as to the accuracy or completeness of any information contained in this calculator. Before making a decision in relation to this topic, persons should assess whether it is appropriate to their objectives, needs or financial situation. Persons may wish to make this assessment themselves or seek the help of a professional adviser. Neither Eclipse nor Account Online P/L accepts responsibility or liability for persons acting on the information provided. Persons doing so, do so at their own risk.