One of the longest-term decisions many investors will make is whether to setup a self-managed super (SMSF) fund with individual trustees or a corporate trustee. It is a decision that... read more →
Self-managed super funds (SMSFs) are the largest and fastest growing super sector in Australia and for many good reasons. But before you start an SMSF, it’s important to weigh up... read more →
Knowing exactly what needs to be considered before getting your asset allocation right inside (or outside!) a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) is not just a smart move in terms of... read more →
In this article, we look at the liquidity risk associated with holding fixed property in SMSFs, as well as some of the factors to consider when investing in these types... read more →
The Federal Government has introduced a series of reforms, known as ‘Stronger Super.’ These reforms are set to deliver major changes to Australia’s superannuation system. Stronger Super will impact super... read more →
The ATO has warned SMSF trustees about a new range of administrative penalties that can be imposed for a range of breaches of the law. This includes breaches that... read more →
Investors may be interested in borrowing in a self managed super fund (SMSF) to invest within a residential property. However, investors need to be wary as this is not always... read more →
Following changes to the SMSF sector as part of the government’s Stronger Super review measures, SMSF trustees are now required by law to consider the need for insurance cover for... read more →
SMSF members wanting to expand their investment portfolio are able to borrow money through their SMSF to purchase these assets. Assets available to an SMSF include property, as well as... read more →
Boosting SMSF returns through rental of business real property is a common strategy, but not one without risks. In order to meet the definition of ‘business real property’ the property... read more →