Self Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) are private superannuation funds that you manage yourself, the benefit of SMSF is that they offer you a genuinely personalised approach. Unlike traditional superannuation funds managed by larger institutions, SMSFs allow you to...
Superannuation is not like other assets as it is held in trust by the trustee of the superannuation fund. When you die, it does not automatically form part of your estate but instead, is paid to your eligible beneficiaries by the fund trustee according to the rules of...
Superannuation legislation allow self-managed super funds (SMSFs) to borrow to invest, providing certain conditions are met. If you have an SMSF, you may be able to use these arrangements to help buy an investment property through your fund. Property investing with...
We often get questions from clients about what they can and cannot do in their SMSF. Often the questions relate to related party transactions – that is, interactions between the SMSF, its assets, and its members (or relatives of members). We’ve set out some of the...
We’re going to look at a series on self-knowledge superannuation funds, and today we thought we’d have a look at what is a self-managed superannuation fund. There’s a bit of a starter. So, a self-managed superannuation fund, which is a bit of a...
