Superannuation
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SMSF residency rules
All self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) need to qualify as an Australian Superannuation Fund in order to comply with legislation and obtain concessional tax treatment.
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The old tortoise and the hare story
For trustees, the past few years have been exacting. The GFC, and all the market fall-out, undoubtedly caused many a sleepless night.
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Peter Burgess
A number of super changes were proposed in the dying days of the Labor government, but which became law, and which were abandoned? To discuss, AMP's Peter Burgess joins Switzer TV.
Investment Advice
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The path to 6000
We get plenty of feedback from clients that forecasting the ASX200 to be 6000 in the next 12 to 18 months is a “big call”.
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A soaring small cap for your portfolio
There are a number of things about Auckland International Airport (ASX Code: AIA) that we like.
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How to invest a $200,000 inheritance
We have recently received an inheritance of $200,000. We were wondering if we should pay off the mortgage, or split it and put $100,000 into each of our super funds, or buy an investment property?
Ask the Money Coach
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Tossing in my super fund and starting an SMSF
I keep hearing fund managers talking about doing better than 20% and I look at my super fund that has only done 11%. I feel like tossing it in and starting an SMSF and then accessing these fund managers’ funds.
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Am I playing it risky with only five stocks?
I have an SMSF and hold the four banks and Telstra and I have killed them over the past few years but I heard you on 2GB talking about holding 20 stocks!
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How does an investment fund operate?
How does an investment fund operate? And how are they different from a listed investment company? Peter Switzer answers.
Money Management
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How do you win?
You can do it yourself via self-leadership. You have to recognise that you want it and you have to believe you can do it.
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The vital question not asked: how do I get rich?
You know there’s a question not enough people ever ask me and it’s simply — how do I get rich?
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Money makeover - Part 1
Property Investment
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State of the market
I remain optimistic. Low interest rates are really powering the real estate market now.
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New York living in Sydney’s CBD
An increasing number of young professional singles and couples without children are choosing to live in Sydney’s CBD, attracted by a large number of new apartment developments.
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Regional recovery faster than normal due to Sydney heat
Real estate markets are cyclical, with the same patterns emerging every time we enter a new growth phase.
