Family trusts, super contributions and saving tax | Q&A with Gemma and Owen

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Listener questions answered:

• My employer super contributions showing as personal contributions – is this an issue?
• Is setting up a family trust or company a good tax strategy for property investment?
• I’m adding extra to super- is this worth it for me?
• How much do I need to retire comfortably? Do I have enough?

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