Katharian Case Study

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Katarina can do many things to increase her superannuation fund, one of them is by making personal contribution to her investment option. As it was shown in Part 5, Katarina is currently earning $1,700 per fortnight therefore, she earns $3,683.33 per month.Her employer currently invests 9.5% of her salary, $349.92 per month. Katarina can increase her investment by paying an extra $200 per month and still live a comfortable life during her the 42 years she works.

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