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Amazon AU up to 11% Cashback to Your Superannuation @ Boost Your Super

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Amazon AU up to 11% Cashback to Your Superannuation @ Boost Your Super
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AssociatedBoost Your Super on 02/08/2020 - 14:25 boostyoursuper.com.au (213 clicks)
Last edited 02/08/2020 - 14:42 by 1 other user

Hi Everyone,

Boost Your Superannuation up to 11% on Apparel and Shoes through Boost Your Super at Amazon AU for a short time. Other increased cashback to your super is Fire TV Stick at 10% .

We pay the cashback straight to your super account so it can grow. A few dollars today can be worth much more in +20 years.

Enjoy :).

Category Boost Normally
Apparel, Shoes 11.00% Was 6%
Fire TV Stick 10.00% Was 5%
Kindle & Alexa Devices, Watches, Jewellery 9.00% Was 5%
Luggage & Bags, Toys & Baby Products, Home, Kitchen & Kitchen Appliances 9.00% Was 5%
Home Improvement & Tools, Sports, Fitness & Outdoors 9.00% Was 5%
Books, Beauty, Health & Personal Care, Personal Care Appliances, Pets Products, Lawn & Garden 8.00% Was 4%
Pantry Food & Drinks, Office & Stationery, Musical Instruments 7.00% Was 4%
Pets, Lawn & Garden, Industrial Products 7.00% Was 4%
Wine, Beer & Spirits 7.00% Was 4%
Consumer Electronics & Accessories, Mobile Phones, Televisions 5.00% Was 2.5%
Music, Movies, Video Games 3.00% Was 2.5%
Software, Major Appliances 3.00% Was 2.5%
Automotive 2.50% Was 2.25%
Tyres 1.00% Was 1.5%
Ebooks, Gift Cards 2.00% Was 1%
All Other Categories 0.00% 0.00%

Notes:

  • Ensure Amazon cart is empty before clicking through from Boost Your Super
  • No or low cashback for purchases with voucher, coupon or promotion code not sourced from Boost Your Super.
  • Any returns from a cart will result in the entire cashback being cancelled of all items that were in the cart.
  • If using coupon code cashback is calculated on net amount after coupon has been applied
  • Cashback excludes taxes and shipping fees
  • Bonus transaction amount will be added to your account within 1-2 business days of transaction being approved by Amazon AU

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  • IMBI3 on 02/08/2020 - 14:31

    Has anyone used this cashback provider? Any review?

    • HolyCr4p on 02/08/2020 - 15:24
      +10

      Nope and not going to use it

    • supervigilante on 02/08/2020 - 15:36
      +6

      I'd only use this cashback provider if the affiliate revenue they generated is going straight into their super.

      No way am I gonna listen to someone justifying how wonderful it is to have my cashback money in my super, when they are getting their money straight into their pocket.

  • trill clinton on 02/08/2020 - 14:34

    cool business idea! good luck :)

  • pennypincher98 on 02/08/2020 - 14:35
    +2

    Interesting idea but superannuation has fees. By the time I reach retirement, I'm not going to remember if my 63 cents from Amazon has turned into $10 or disappeared completely.

    • YesPleaseThankYou on 02/08/2020 - 14:37

      Maybe your 63¢ will pay for the fees?

      • pennypincher98 on 02/08/2020 - 14:39
        +3

        I've looked at past "deals" posted by the OP.
        There's no way I'd give these guys any of my details.

        • AssociatedBoost Your Super @ Boost Your Super on 02/08/2020 - 14:45
          +2

          @pennypincher98 The only details we take are your name and BPAY details to pay your superannuation fund. These details are not sufficient to take money out of your super account making it quite secure for you. Feel free to cross check with your super fund. We have been around since last year. Happy to provide any further details to if you have any queries.

          • pennypincher98 on 02/08/2020 - 16:10

            @Boost Your Super:

            We have been around since last year.

            How many months? Your first post was late December 2019 and I'm assuming you just started your business then as you left blank answers to simple commonly asked questions.

            • AssociatedBoost Your Super @ Boost Your Super on 02/08/2020 - 16:22

              @pennypincher98: We have been around since August last year. Our first post in Ozbargain was in December but we were active outside of Ozbargain before then. We left blank answers to simple queries as we had our 'learners plates' on with OzBargain and unfortunately somehow managed to lock ourselves out of commenting for a set period of time. We do remember it was very painful not to be able to answer the simple queries at that time. We now know how to use OzBargain as a Store Rep and can answer any queries you may have.

              • pennypincher98 on 02/08/2020 - 16:43
                +1

                @Boost Your Super:

                We left blank answers to simple queries as we had our 'learners plates' on with OzBargain and unfortunately somehow managed to lock ourselves out of commenting for a set period of time

                Nice try, but I was talking about the questions on your website that were left empty. Perhaps a link would remind you?
                This is your front page and to not have commonly asked questions filled in for 4 months is ridiculous.

                • AssociatedBoost Your Super @ Boost Your Super on 02/08/2020 - 16:51

                  @pennypincher98: Oh yes. I distinctly remember you asking why the FAQs were empty and we immediately cross checked them and could not see any issue as they were all filled out. We suspect possibly because OzBargain traffic to our site was initially quite heavy there may have been some website FAQ loading issues. We now load the FAQs to the web page in a different way and you should not see this issue. But if you do please let us know.

                  • pennypincher98 on 02/08/2020 - 17:03

                    @Boost Your Super:

                    I distinctly remember you asking

                    It's not me asking, I've only just heard about you today. However, if you're going to get anyone to switch from trusted cashback partners on this site you've got to address past mistakes or comments. Personally I don't see the point myself, my cashback gets paid into an account, cashed out and invested without messy super.

    • AssociatedBoost Your Super @ Boost Your Super on 02/08/2020 - 14:46
      -3

      We think it is better to have an extra $10 and lose $1 to fees than not to have the $10 at all.

      • supervigilante on 02/08/2020 - 15:31

        Yeah because you'd want us to do cashback through YOU so that YOU will get paid (I guaranteed the revenue you get from us is not going straight to your super)

      • popsiee on 02/08/2020 - 15:33

        Really fees of 10% !

        Are you joking ?

        • pennypincher98 on 02/08/2020 - 16:04

          Quite sure capital gains tax (or whatever they call it) is 15%.
          Using your "forego an ice cream now to have something better in the future" analogy, has it occurred to you OP that super isn't the only way to invest money?

          You get the money straight away, but make us wait until retirement before we can see it.

          • AssociatedBoost Your Super @ Boost Your Super on 02/08/2020 - 16:44
            +2

            @pennypincher98: We pay cashback into your super account as an after tax non-concessinal payment. According to the ATO unless you make non concessional contributions above $100k pa you will not be taxed on the amounts we put into your super.

            Yes, we provide the service for those who want to retire with more and want a simple, easy way to increase their super with minimal complex jargon. If you prefer to invest your money in shares etc then according to ATO Capital Gains Page you will need to report capital gains which are taxable.

            Superannuation is like a piggy bank you can't touch (under normal circumstances) and we highly recommend you talk to a tax agent or financial advisor on comparing the benefits of putting your money in super over other investments for your own situation.

          • tunzafun001 on 03/08/2020 - 01:11
            -1

            @pennypincher98: In fairness, you have described the exact model of super in Australia. They take your money now, invest it, make money out of it, give you a cut…that you can use when are 55..60…65 (see a trend here).

            Now the real but kicker is 2 out of 10 of us won't make it to see 65 anyway..
            and in a few years it will probably be 75.

            Now even if you do make 65+, imagine all the fun you can have with that cash. Roughly half of us won't get 10 years of 'joy' out of it.

            Dont get me wrong, I like the idea of having a nest egg, just dont like that it is forced and accessible to others, but not yourself.

            Recent events in Greece, and your super balance getting smashed within days by a tiny piece of RNA from China should make you think about the fragility of super. By all means beef it up, but have a backup plan and treat it as if your super may one day be worthless.

            As for this business model itself, why not. Unlike actual Super, no one is forced to use it!

    • outlander on 02/08/2020 - 15:13
      -1

      You need to get on that. By default, Super has a whole bunch of things that drain it. Its a scam that way, but it would never have got the liberal vote if there wasn't some angle to it. It's a hassle, but you can turn those things off.

      This is more important than ever for low wage earners, given that you can temporarily make withdrawals at the moment.

  • Agent Q on 02/08/2020 - 17:26
    +3

    Super is a scam? It's the lowest taxed investment vehicle available to Australians. Make a contribution and get a tax deduction. Earnings taxes at a maximum rate of 15% and 0% in retirement. If you think it's a scam, you are not investing or contributing in the right way.

    • Devils Advocate on 02/08/2020 - 19:10
      +1

      Yeah people who think super’s a scam end up paying a lot of ‘stupid tax’ in their lifetime.

    • outlander on 02/08/2020 - 21:28
      -1

      The scam part of it is the disability insurance and the investment management fees. For low wage earners, it can eat up nearly all of the balance. If you have multiple jobs, each with a different super account… you end up with nothing or next to it.

      If it wasn't a scam, ask yourself this: Why aren't those Opt-out by default?

      • CletusDB on 02/08/2020 - 23:23

        One would argue having multiple accounts is part of the stupid tax if you're not managing YOUR money

        Also now insurance is default opt out until you are 25 and also have at least 6000 in your account

        I'm not sure how you expect to be able to opt out of management fees but again you could ensure you are in a lower cost fund and/or investment option with very little effort

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