A2M : $6.74  
AFI : $7.22  
AGL : $10.31  
AIA : $6.94  
ALD : $35.28  
ALL : $46.10  
ALQ : $13.96  
ALU : $66.80  
ALX : $5.36  
AMC : $15.49  
ANZ : $28.09  
ARG : $8.67  
ASX : $63.07  
AWC : $1.68  
AZJ : $3.68  
BEN : $10.72  
BHP : $44.97  
BKW : $26.75  
BLD : $5.80  
BSL : $21.36  
BXB : $14.26  
CAR : $35.20  
CBA : $120.70  
CGF : $6.41  
COH : $330.82  
COL : $16.28  
CPU : $26.67  
CSL : $279.98  
CSR : $8.91  
CWY : $2.67  
EBO : $32.10  
EDV : $5.09  
EVN : $3.87  
FLT : $20.43  
FMG : $27.07  
FPH : $26.44  
GQG : $2.44  
HVN : $4.31  
IAG : $6.38  
IEL : $16.04  
IFT : $9.92  
IGO : $7.85  
IPL : $2.93  
JBH : $57.15  
JHX : $54.98  
LYC : $6.97  
MCY : $5.95  
MEZ : $5.56  
MIN : $78.40  
MPL : $3.61  
MQG : $190.60  
MTS : $3.85  
NAB : $34.48  
NEM : $63.75  
NIC : $1.02  
NST : $14.70  
NWL : $20.41  
NXT : $17.60  
ORG : $9.94  
ORI : $18.56  
PDN : $16.23  
PLS : $4.10  
PME : $117.30  
PMV : $29.65  
QAN : $6.11  
QBE : $17.47  
QUB : $3.53  
REA : $188.55  
REH : $26.06  
RHC : $49.93  
RIO : $132.22  
RMD : $32.87  
RWC : $5.01  
S32 : $3.76  
SDF : $5.70  
SEK : $22.72  
SFR : $9.62  
SHL : $26.67  
SOL : $32.04  
SPK : $3.85  
SQ2 : $107.44  
STO : $7.54  
SUN : $16.31  
SVW : $38.96  
TLC : $5.17  
TLS : $3.69  
TLX : $14.82  
TNE : $15.89  
TPG : $4.59  
TWE : $11.52  
VEA : $3.38  
WBC : $26.77  
WDS : $27.52  
WES : $68.27  
WHC : $7.42  
WOR : $14.71  
WOW : $31.71  
WTC : $98.33  
XRO : $121.14  
YAL : $5.95  

Unused Super Contributions

The carry-forward rules are often overlooked by eligible individuals who do not use the full amount of their concessional contributions (CCs) cap in a particular financial year.

The general Concessional Contributions (CCs) cap increased from $25,000 to $27,500 on 1 July 2021, and careful use of the carry-forward rules may provide additional tax and retirement planning opportunities. 

 

Carry-forward rules recap 

An individual must satisfy the following conditions to use their unused CCs cap amounts: 


 

  • their total superannuation balance (TSB) is less than $500,000 at 30 June of the prior financial year, and

     
  • they have unused CCs cap amounts in years commencing 1 July 2018 for one or more of the previous five years 

 

These could benefit eligible individuals who may encounter financial windfalls, such as gains on personal investments, or inheritance.

 

 

 

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