A few weeks back in the episode about the Superannuation Sweet Spot [https://guidancefs.com.au/the-superannuation-sweet-spot-making-the-most-of-superannuation-tax-concessions/], I made reference to the transfer balance cap of $1.9 million. I've since had a few questions about how this operates, so this week I thought we'd dig into some extra detail on this particularly important piece of the superannuation rule book. 

 

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What is the Transfer Balance Cap and How Does it Work?

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