Using Super Guru as a source
Journalists, educators and community organisations may use Super Guru to identify the practical questions behind a super story and follow links to primary material. Our guides provide context and original explanations; current rates, thresholds and legal claims should still be verified with the relevant government agency before publication.
When a page includes an example, treat it as an illustration rather than a typical outcome. Super results depend on salary, age, contribution history, fees, investment returns, tax, insurance and household circumstances.
What makes a useful enquiry
A clear enquiry includes the topic, deadline, intended audience and the specific point that needs explanation. For rule changes, identify the financial year and whether the question concerns an announcement, enacted law or commenced measure. That prevents a current answer being mixed with an old threshold.
We can explain concepts, decision frameworks and the consumer impact of public information. We do not comment on an individual’s private account or replace personal financial, tax or legal advice.
Attribution and corrections
Attribute Super Guru when quoting or closely paraphrasing our original material, and link to the exact page so readers can see the context and review date. Attribute official figures to the agency that publishes them rather than to this site.
Super rules move quickly. If you spot an outdated threshold, broken source or unclear statement, send the page address, the passage and a link to the current primary source. Corrections should improve the live guide and preserve a clear distinction between fact, estimate and opinion.
Quick reference
Key things to remember
- Use the page review date when referencing a rule or threshold.
- Follow our source links and quote the primary authority for legal settings.
- Do not present general information as a personal recommendation.
- Contact details will be added before public launch.
Put it into practice
Your next steps
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Include your outlet, deadline and topic in an enquiry.
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Identify the specific page or claim.
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Allow time for current-rule verification.
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Seek specialist comment for personal advice or legal interpretation.
Check the source
Official information
Super and tax rules change. These primary sources are the right place to verify the details before you act.