- If you earn less than $43,445 in 2023–24 and make a voluntary contribution to your super, you should get a co-contribution.
- If you earn up to $58,445, the government still adds some money as a co-contribution to your super.
- You need to make at least 10% of your income as an employee, business owner, or as someone who is self-employed but treated as an employee (e.g. contractor with an ABN).
- You also need to be under 71, with a total super balance under $1.9 million, under your contributions limits, and not on a temporary visa.