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In regard to the pension phase of a superannuation fund, which of the following statements is correct Select one: if} a. All the statements are correct O b. The 'pension phase' of superannuation is the period during which an investor chooses to access their superannuation via an income stream (pension). (\"7. c. The tax treatment on income earnings generated within a super fund do not change when the super fund transitions from 'accumulation' phase to 'pension' phase \"I d. A person may make further contributions into the pension account, as long as that person is under age 65 (5. e. There are no restrictions on the mount of pension payments as long as a person is older than 65 In regard to the pension phase of a superannuation fund, which of the following statements is correct Select one: (\"I a. All the statements are correct 0 b. The 'pension phase' of superannuation is the period during which an investor chooses to access their superannuation via an income stream (pension). f\"\\ . c. The tax treatment on income earnings generated within a super fund do not change when the super fund transitions from 'accumulation' phase to 'pension' phase 0 d. A person may make further contributions into the pension account, as long as that person is under age 65 if\"? e. There are no restrictions on the mount of pension payments as long as a person is older than 65 Which of the following is INCORRECT in relation to Transition to Retirement strategies? Select one: I\"? a. It is not possible for superannuation members to have both accumulation and pension accounts as their superannuation balance must be held in one phase or the other (\"I b. It permits a 56 year old to salary sacrifice into his accumulation account and draw an income stream of up to 10% pa from his pension account A. c. The assets that support the Transition to Retirement Income Stream are no longer considered in the 'pension phase' after 1 July 2017 (\"I d. The recent reduction in the concessional contribution cap has reduced the effectiveness of the strategy G e. This strategy allows people to access their superannuation savings while they are still working