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Date Posted: Friday, May 10, 04:34:43pm
Author: Simon
Subject: Re: Rollover money
In reply to: Cashed Up 's message, "Rollover money" on Wednesday, May 08, 11:29:20am

Hello Cashed Up,

The money that you have rolled over is not liable for tax at the moment. Whenever you withdraw this money then you will be liable for tax. The amount of tax you will be required to pay will be based upon several factors.
I suggest that you speak with a financial planner, perhaps the one helped you roll your money over.
If you need the services of a financial planner please contact our office and ask for Colin and he will refer you to a financial planner.

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