There are a number of key steps you should consider once you have decided to establish a self-managed superannuation fund.
There are a number of key steps you should consider once you have decided to establish a self-managed superannuation fund.
Forget the traditional resolutions of dieting and exercise and concentrate on your financial fitness for a change.
A trust deed is the engine of a self-managed super fund and it needs to be fine-tuned regularly!
There's less than a month to go before the end of the financial year. Make sure you don't get caught out!
Do SMSFs really get the kid glove treatment? Let's take a look at some facts.
A deed is a very important document for an SMSF, so make sure you update it regularly if you don't want to inadvertently break the law.
Labor has dusted off an old policy with its superannuation reforms, but it's still no better than the first time it was floated.
It doesn't hurt to have a public debate about super but if changes are made, let's put the cue in the rack for at least five years and acknowledge the cost on retiring Australians.
SMSF trustees that don't have an electronic service address need to get one - fast!
At the same time that we need to be doing more to ensure people are self-sufficient in retirement, our attitude towards superannuation seems rather ambivalent.
Nothing is better guaranteed to rile me than someone from the “top end of town†describing SMSF trustees as “hick investorsâ€.
Self-managed super funds continue to draw the ire of some sectors of the industry, but perhaps it's time to look at what we all have in common.