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You also use to be able to access it all when your renounced your citizenship. But not anymore, which means I have paid all that out over 12 years and can't do
by marak830 10y ago
You also use to be able to access it all when your renounced your citizenship. But not anymore, which means I have paid all that out over 12 years and can't do anything with it until I'm 65. It won't grow for me, as I don't pay taxes or superannuation in Australia anymore.
- trprog 10y ago>It won't grow for me It will depend on your specific fund but the funds already in there should be invested in some way. If they aren't doing a terrible job the money will grow even without you putting more in.
- hackits 10y agoWhen the company I was working for transitioned to the Czech Republic, they wanted to convert our pay over to the Czech koruna 1-1 conversion (laughter). At the time all the CEO/CIO where all getting paid in Euro's. They made it out so easy that we could easily get our super/retirement money from the Czech government when we retired. Granted nothing against the Czech people (love ya) but trying to keep track of a super fund in another country when you don't speak the native language (HA) would be more time than its worth. Bumped into the CEO/CIO after I departed a couple of years and they offered the position again but agreed that they would never see their retirement fund from the Czech system.