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Anonymous

Edited 20 Jun 2023

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General Investing

My 25 year AIA endowment plan just matured. Will I get taxed for it? If so, should I then top up my SA to minimize the tax?

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Ian

29 Jun 2023

Nope

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Danny Lee

27 Jun 2023

Not that I know of = no tax.

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Seedname

26 Jun 2023

Why top up SA?...

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